3. Foreign citizens and stateless persons requesting medical assistance have the following rights:
To receive free emergency, urgent, and immediate medical care;
To receive planned medical care on a paid basis;
To choose a doctor and a medical institution;
To undergo examination, treatment, and care in conditions that meet sanitary and hygiene requirements;
To receive medical assistance using available methods and medications;
To demand confidentiality regarding their request for medical assistance, health status, diagnosis, and any other information obtained during examination and treatment;
To voluntarily consent to or refuse medical intervention;
To receive information about their rights, obligations, and health status, as well as to designate individuals to whom health-related information may be disclosed in their best interest;
To use medical services within the framework of voluntary health insurance;
To demand compensation for any harm caused to their health during medical treatment, in accordance with the law;
To call upon a lawyer or other legal representative to protect their rights and legitimate interests;
To obtain information about medical examination results, the presence and diagnosis of a disease, treatment methods, associated risks, possible types of medical intervention, and their consequences;
To file a complaint, either personally or through a legal representative, with the head of the medical institution, a higher supervisory body, or the court if their right to medical assistance has been violated.