Primary Care Physician Day is observed in Russia every October 17 as an unofficial holiday dedicated to primary care physicians, also known as general practitioners or family doctors. This day recognizes the essential role these medical professionals play as the first point of contact for individuals with health concerns, treating a variety of acute and chronic illnesses while also providing preventive care and health education. Although there is no official holiday for primary care physicians, they are celebrated by their families, friends, co-workers, and grateful patients on this day. The typical workday for these physicians involves seeing patients at outpatient clinics and making home visits, alongside fulfilling documentation duties. To become a primary care physician in Russia, one must graduate from a medical university and complete further training in Internal Medicine. Despite the challenges, primary care physicians are regarded as the busiest doctors, managing numerous patients daily and addressing a wide range of health issues.