The lecture by the "Nevskaya Zastava" museum will discuss how healthcare in the Nevsky district changed in the 20th century. The history of medicine clearly shows how the city and attitudes towards everyday life change. In the 20th century, healthcare institutions became part of a larger system: with unified standards, new requirements, planned organization, and the idea of accessible assistance for a wide range of people. Using the example of the Nevsky district, one can see how these processes were reflected not in general slogans, but in specific buildings, hospitals, clinics, and factory medical structures. The lecturer will explain how the Soviet healthcare model differed from what existed in the area in the 19th century. An important question will be the transition: old institutions did not disappear instantly; they were adapted to new norms, reconstructed, re-equipped, and integrated into a different organizational logic. This perspective helps to understand how the historical fabric of the district changed gradually and how alongside the heritage of the past, new type institutions emerged. A separate topic will be the advanced hospitals and clinics established in the Nevsky district. Where to go in St. Petersburg, we tell on our website.