As part of its social policy, Nurbank supported the municipal state enterprise on the right of economic management "City Perinatal Center No. 2" by donating a Mindray SV600 ventilator with a full set of accessories, according to the press service. The donated equipment is a high-tech solution for neonatal respiratory support, capable of effectively providing ventilation for newborns, including those with extremely low birth weight. The precise management technology with a proximal flow sensor can ensure a minimum tidal volume of 2 ml, fully meeting the requirements for invasive and non-invasive neonatal ventilation.
Additional features include a wide selection of ventilation modes, including high-flow oxygen therapy, as well as an ergonomic interface and precise settings, allowing the device to be used in various clinical situations, ensuring rapid response from medical staff in emergency conditions.
"Support for healthcare is one of the key areas of our social policy. We sincerely hope that the donated ventilator will help preserve the health and lives of the smallest patients. On behalf of Nurbank, I express our gratitude to the entire medical team of the center for their selfless work and dedication to their profession," noted Gulnara Musataeva, Chairman of the Board of JSC "Nurbank".
The official handover of the equipment took place in a ceremonial atmosphere with the participation of the medical center's management and bank representatives. The management of the center expressed gratitude to Nurbank for the timely support, emphasizing that the new equipment will strengthen the technical base of the institution and allow for more effective assistance to newborns in critical condition.
Founded in 1946, City Maternity Hospital No. 2 has played an important role in the maternal and child care system in Kazakhstan for decades. Thousands of children are born here every year, many of whom require specialized neonatal care. In recent months alone, the institution has successfully nurtured dozens of premature babies, including a newborn weighing only 870 grams.
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Nurbank actively implements projects within the framework of corporate social responsibility aimed at supporting healthcare, education, the environment, and cultural development.
In particular, since 2018, the bank has been conducting the annual Charity Music Run. All funds raised from registration and sponsorship support of the run are directed toward purchasing necessary medical equipment for the Scientific Center for Pediatrics and Children's Surgery (SCPaCS). As part of this aid, in 2018, the bank renovated washrooms and showers for parents whose children are being treated in the oncology department.
In 2019, medical equipment was purchased — Dewar vessels for storing stem cells necessary for the bone marrow transplant process. In 2022, multifunctional beds for resuscitation were acquired. With the proceeds from the 2023 run, a cryostorage was purchased for the Scientific Center for Pediatrics and Children's Surgery, allowing stem cells to be stored at a temperature of -196°C for a long time in liquid nitrogen.