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[Health resort care of people with disabilities in the Russian Federation].

OBJECTIVE
To analyze the health resort care (HRC) system for people with disabilities and provide the rationale of the HRC system improvements.


MATERIAL AND METHODS
A content analysis of the regulatory framework and analysis of data from the Forms of Federal Statistical Monitoring of Rosstat, the Russian Ministry of Health, and the Russian Ministry of Labor were performed.


RESULTS
The 19 main legal and regulatory documents are presented, and the 16 main areas of legal regulation on the HRC organization are highlighted. For 2014-2018, a twofold decrease in the number of people with disabilities whose individual rehabilitation and habilitation program included recommendations for HRC was observed. In 2019 and 2020, an increase in this indicator was recorded. An overall decrease in the number of persons (including children) with disabilities who received HRC was demonstrated.


CONCLUSION
Ways to improve the HRC system for people with disabilities was identified.