In addition to maintaining existing programs, one of our priorities would be to offer healthcare services to more people within specific target groups. In particular, we would launch state programs funding breast, cervical, and prostate cancer screening. The screening rate is currently very low, with breast and cervical cancer screening rates not exceeding eight or nine percent. The screening rate for prostate cancer is even lower. We plan to double these numbers in Tbilisi within four years.

Another important front is Covid management in Tbilisi and countrywide. We would pay special attention to introducing management tools and digital services. We propose running vaccination, testing and information services through modern municipal service centers where citizens could perform online registration and get Covid passports and QR codes.

We also propose providing individual healthcare services to all of Tbilisi's residents. Each citizen would have a personal healthcare plan from birth (or from the time of enrollment in the program) that would enable them to get all necessary vaccinations, check-ups (including cancer screening), and prescribed medicines and make appointments for doctors' visits or any other medical service at a time and place of their choosing.