Borozenske | Ultrasound, gynecologist

9.12.23

It is not enough to restore an ambulatory in the de-occupied territories — medical workers must also be there.

The ambulatory in the village was partially restored, but people still cannot turn to specialized specialists. The nearest cities where people can get a consultation from a specialized doctor are 100-150 km away. These are very long distances, and people cannot get there.

This time, we had 42 patients for a day. Thank you to Ms. Natalia, ultrasound doctor, and Ms. Svitlana, gynecologist, for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Novopavlivka | Ultrasound, gynecologist

8.12.23

24 patients and almost everyone underwent an ultrasound.

The need for medical examinations in the de-occupied territories is very high. For doctors to understand the situation and make the correct diagnoses, they often need the results of examinations. And there is nowhere to sign up for such an examination in the de-occupied territories—you have to drive dozens of kilometers to the nearest cities.

Thank you to Ms. Natalia, ultrasound doctor, and Ms. Svitlana, gynecologist, for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Blagodativka | Neurologist

3.12.23

24 patients in the village of Blagodativka, a de-occupied part of the Kherson region.

During the occupation, almost no house remained untouched. The outpatient clinic was destroyed, but the medical worker continues to help people as much as possible.

One of the consultations was conducted by the doctor at the patient's home because he could not get to the consultation place on his own.

We thank Mr. Yaroslav for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Novopavlivka | Ultrasound, pulmonologist, neurologist

2.12.23

During our missions, the team always tries to help all patients, so it visits at home those who cannot come to the outpatient clinic or another place where a general doctor's appointment is held.

This time, a neuropathologist visited 2 people with limited mobility at home. Mostly, they suffered a stroke and, therefore, are currently bedridden. The doctor consulted and gave recommendations for rehabilitation.

We had a total of 24 patients. Thank you to Ms. Kateryna, ultrasound doctor and pulmonologist, and Mr. Yaroslav, neurologist, for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Novopavlivka | Ultrasound, pulmonologist, neurologist

1.12.23

25 patients, the youngest of whom is 9 years old. There are more older adults left in the de-occupied territories, but there are also children who need medical care.

The village of Novopavlivka was on the front line for almost 7 months. The nearest hospital is 40 km away, and there is no transport. There is also no ambulatory or medical worker in the village.

Thank you to Ms. Kateryna, ultrasound doctor and pulmonologist, and Mr. Yaroslav, neurologist, for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Borozenske | Ultrasound

23.11.23

32 patients in the village of Borozenske, a de-occupied part of the Kherson region.

It will be even more if measured in ultrasound examinations because many patients need different examinations. So the doctor does his best to help as many people as possible with all their requests.

We thank Mr. Andrii for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛 Thank you Stephen Donnelly for the ultrasound machine that helps people🙏

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.

Borozenske | Ultrasound

24.11.23

One visit with the doctor to the village is not enough—we return for the second, third and fourth. And every time people queue up for a doctor's appointment.

For the second day in a row, they worked in the de-occupied village of Borozenske in the Kherson region and again had 33 patients for ultrasound examinations. This is not taking into account the fact that we have been to this village several times before.

People were under occupation for nine months, during which time, of course, no examinations and treatment took place. Currently, there are no such opportunities because the village is 25 km from the front line, and there are no doctors or public transport to reach other cities.

We thank Mr. Andrii for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛 Thank you Stephen Donnelly for the ultrasound machine that helps people🙏

This mission is made possible by the support of the program “Ukraine Rapid Response Fund” program implemented by IREX with support from the U.S. State Department. The contents are the sole responsibility of NGO “Casers" and do not necessarily reflect the views of IREX and the U.S. Department of State.