Uzbekistan had 8,912 outpatient clinics as of January 1, 2026, including 5,929 owned by small businesses, according to the National Statistics Committee.
Tashkent city had the largest number of outpatient clinics, at 1,238, followed by Fergana region with 1,098 and Samarkand region with 860.
Kashkadarya region ranked fourth with 790 clinics, followed by Bukhara region with 699, Andijan region with 648 and Tashkent region with 646.
Khorezm region had 592 outpatient clinics, while Namangan region had 577. Navoi and Surkhandarya regions recorded 426 and 419.
The Republic of Karakalpakstan had 379 outpatient clinics, followed by Jizzakh region with 298. The Syrdarya region had the lowest number, at 226.
Outpatient clinics provide medical treatment and preventive care on a walk-in basis without requiring patients to be hospitalized.
Earlier, it was reported that Uzbekistan had 1,972 hospitals at the end of 2024, an increase of 540 from 2023. Andijan and Fergana regions had the highest numbers, with 265 and 245 hospitals, respectively.