Sanatorium "Krasnousolsk" in the city of Ufa

The Krasnousolsk Sanatorium welcomes you!

Balneological resort "Krasnousolsk" is located in one of the most picturesque corners of Bashkortostan with a mild climate and rich nature, generously giving healing treasures. It is beautiful here at any time of the year. In the valley of the Usolki River in the foothills of the southwestern Urals, crystal clear salt springs beat, long known to locals as Salt Keys, which have become a kind of heart, around which a whole resort has arisen.

The healing properties of Krasnousolsk springs and mud were known since the XVI century, when salt plants existed on the site of the current resort. In the early 20s of the twentieth century, the efforts of local trade union organizations organized a water mud hospital for workers of the Krasnousolsk glass factory. In 1924, the People's Commissariat of Health of the Bashkir ASSR decided to establish a sanatorium "Krasnousolsk". This year is considered the year of the foundation of the health resort. The sanatorium acquired special importance in wartime, when the course of treatment of disabled people of the Great Patriotic War successfully passed here.

The secret of today’s popularity of the unique Bashkir health resort, first of all, in priceless natural gifts: mineral waters and curative silt mud, with which you can improve the work of almost the entire body.

Medical profile

Balneo-mud multidisciplinary medical and preventive institution, sanatorium "Krasnousolsk", receives guests with diseases: musculoskeletal system;

• digestive organs
• nervous system
• skin and subcutaneous tissue
• respiratory
• urological and gynecological diseases
• metabolically
• Treatment factors

The main wealth of the resort are natural healing factors that determine the main directions of the sanatorium:

• temperate
• 4 types of mineral waters - low-radone sodium chloride and sulfate calcium magnesium drinking waters of the Essentuki and Krainka type, sodium chloride and hydrogen sulfide waters for baths of the Matsesta type
• sludge