The article examines the role of digital technologies in expanding access to healthcare in the Sverdlovsk region. The results show that telemedicine, electronic medical records, online queues and remote monitoring can significantly reduce waiting times, optimize patient flows and improve the overall quality of medical services. The identified barriers include insufficient digital literacy of some medical personnel, limited infrastructure in remote areas and information security issues. The results confirm that the systematic implementation of digital tools, comprehensive training programs for doctors, legislative support and public awareness are crucial for expanding the coverage of medical care and improving its quality.