Some of medical help cases

The village of Drobyshevo, de-occupied territory, Donetsk region. We've already organized several consultations with doctors here, but the need is still significant. So we brought Starlink, a computer, a printer and all the necessary equipment for medical examinations and organized online consultations with a family doctor.

This time we had 25 patients, of which four were urgent. All got their prescriptions and recommendations. On the way back, we took one lady to Dnipro for hospitalization and another to Slovyansk for further medical exams.

Photos: Yuichi Mori

Offline consultations with a doctor in the village of Novoselivka, Donetsk region. We have already organized online consultations here, and now we have come with Mrs Olena Kondratenko and the Medichna praktika hospital

We have consulted as many as 34 patients in a day — the need for medical assistance here remains high. Three of them were urgent cases, and we immediately transported two patients to Dnipro and then to Kremenchuk with the help of Vostok SOS.

Photos: Yuichi Mori

We came with Ms. Olena Kondratenko and a hospital Medichna praktika to the village of Shandrygolove, Donetsk region.

The doctor consulted 19 people, 3 of them were urgent. We immediately took one patient to the Dnipro, and then to Kremenchuk's cardiology with the help of Vostok SOS.

Consultations with a doctor in the Yatskivka village, Donetsk region.

Together with Ms. Olena Kondratenko and the hospital Medichna praktika, we had 21 patients, 3 of them were urgent. We are glad to give people the opportunity to consult with a doctor for the first time in a month. Two patients are already planning to visit the hospital for further examination.

An older man was brought to the consultation with a doctor with severe shortness of breath, high blood pressure and weakness in the body, with suspicion of a heart attack. The doctor issued an urgent electronic referral for hospitalization, and we immediately took him to the hospital in Dnipro.
Eight days passed, the man received the necessary treatment, he got better, and we had already helped him to return home.
It is hard to imagine what would have happened if we had not come to this village that day. Unfortunately, 103 has yet to resume work in this area steadily.

After consultations with doctors in the villages, people have a lot of prescribed medicines. On the de-occupied territories, it's challenging to find a working pharmacy, and there is no transportation between settlements.

We bought and sorted all prescribed medicines and made easy-to-read reminders about when and what drugs to take. Also, we prepared information guides about common problems, such as diabetes or stroke.

We brought doctors to the villages of Novoselivka and Drobyshevo, Donetsk region. Many doctors from the region were evacuated. Hospitals are overloaded with wounded soldiers from the frontline. There is no transport connection as well as network. People do not have access to doctors, the opportunity to receive advice, prescriptions for medicines, or referrals to other specialists.

We arranged appointments with doctors right in the villages, in comfort and under conditions of confidentiality. A nurse helped measure sugar, blood pressure and did other tests. Doctors connected online and consulted people, gave recommendations and prescribed treatment. The need for access to doctors in the de-occupied territories remains huge, so we are happy to help.