Some of medical help cases

Hospitalizations after the consultations at the mobile medical centre.

We helped two patients from the de-occupied villages of the Kherson region with hospitalizations. Their family doctor referred one after consultation and the other based on the results of an ultrasound examination. Thank you Stephen for the ultrasound machine, which allows us to detect such health issues in the villages.

We took both patients to hospitals in Mykolaiv. Our volunteers stay in touch with them and regularly get updates about their condition and further steps. One patient has already been discharged home after treatment.

70% of patients in the de-occupied village went to a psychiatrist. 😢

Together with an ultrasound specialist and a psychiatrist, we had 28 patients. Out of them, 27 needed an ultrasound, and 19 also consulted with a psychiatrist. People haven't seen doctors for a long time and have questions about their physical health. But after the occupation, shelling, and stress, there has been a significant demand for mental health support...

These are the statistics from a consultation day in one village, but the numbers are not significantly different in other villages.

Thank you Mr. Andriy and Mrs. Victoria for your courage in helping and caring for the patients 💙💛 Thank you to Stephen for the ultrasound machine 🙏

30 patients and almost every one of them needs an ultrasound. Galaganivka village, Mykolaiv region, de-occupied territory.

We worked together with an ultrasound specialist, psychiatrist, and gynecologist. Most people visited two doctors, and some even saw all three. Only three individuals did not need an ultrasound; they only consulted with the psychiatrist.

The results of objective medical examinations are crucial, so we are glad that we can strengthen the doctors' consultations with this. This helps both the doctor immediately on-site and for further examinations of the patient by other specialists.

Thank you Mr. Andriy and Mrs. Anna and Victoria for your courage in helping and caring for the patients 💙💛 Thank you to Stephen for the ultrasound machine 🙏

With an ultrasound specialist, a psychiatrist and a gynecologist, we had 41 patients in the village of Vysoke (the de-occupied part of the Kherson region).

Last week, we came with an ultrasound specialist, and this time, many patients still need such an examination. As for consultations with a gynecologist and a psychiatrist, people last saw such doctors long ago. Previously, they did not need a psychiatrist, but now many people come specifically to this doctor 🥲

Thank you Mr. Andriy and Ms. Anna and Victoria for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛 Thank you Stephen for the ultrasound machine🙏

In the de-occupied territories, more older people left, but we often come across children. This time, there were more young patients than usual. And nearly each of them was brought to the psychotherapist🥲 War, occupation, shelling... it affects the mental well-being of everyone, but children are particularly vulnerable.

Together with the family doctor, gynecologist, and psychotherapist, we had 24 patients. The village of Halahanivka, de-occupied part of the Mykolaiv region.

Thank you, Mrs. Svitlana, Lesia and Olena, for the courage to help in the de-occupied territories and for the time dedicated to each patient💛💙

64 patients and 4 doctors in the village of Vysokе, a de-occupied part of the Kherson region.

This time, an ultrasound specialist, a gynecologist, a psychotherapist, and a family doctor came with us. People didn't have the opportunity to see doctors for a long time, so they had many requests. Nearly everyone consulted with at least two doctors, and three patients visited all four doctors.

Thank you, Mrs. Lesia, Svitlana, Lesia and Olena, for the courage to help in the de-occupied territories and for the time dedicated to each patient💛💙

In the de-occupied territories, there is a high demand for analyses and medical examinations.

Together with an ultrasound specialist, a gynecologist, and a psychotherapist, we had 51 patients in the village of Lymanets, a de-occupied part of the Kherson region.

Out of these, as many as 27 patients required ultrasounds, 18 needed electrocardiograms, and nearly everyone required blood analyses. Consultations are essential for the people, but doctors need the results of the examinations to base their treatment plans. We are glad to provide such an opportunity on the spot!

Thank you, Mrs. Lesia, Svitlana and Olena, for the courage to help in the de-occupied territories and for the time dedicated to each patient💛💙