Sadok | Family doctor, psychiatrist, psychotherapist

21.10.23

Mental health support for people in the de-occupied territories is as important as physical health

Together with a family doctor, a psychiatrist and a psychotherapist, we had 26 patients in the village of the Kherson region. On average, each patient consulted with two doctors: that is, almost everyone consulted both a family doctor and a mental health specialist.

After months of occupation and living in frontline areas, people need support. We are glad to come with such specialists and help 🚑

Thank you Ms. Lesya, Victoria and Elena for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

Sadok | Therapist, neuropathist, children neurologist

15.10.23

Many children live in the de-occupied territories 👨‍👦‍👦

We often say that there are many elderly and disabled people left in these territories. But this does not mean that there are no children here. This time, we had a lot of young patients at the consultation because we had a children's specialist with us.

Together with a therapist, a neuropathologist and a children's neurologist, we had 35 patients in the village of Sadok, Kherson region. In addition to consultation, more than half of them received medicines, and we did as many as 20 cardiograms.

Thank you Ms. Irina and Mr. Pavlo and Sava for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

Chkalove | Therapist & neurologist

14.10.23

On missions, we often visit patients at home🚑
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When we arrive in a de-occupied village, we consult patients at the dispensary, village council or other buildings where patients come.
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But it often happens that a person cannot do this. These are families from small villages nearby who cannot get to the place of consultation, people with reduced mobility, large families who cannot leave other children alone at home, and many other cases. We always try to consult everyone who needs it, so we visit patients at home.
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Together with a therapist, a neuropathologist and a children's neurologist, we had 22 patients in the Chkalove village, Kherson region.
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Thank you Mr. Pavlo and Sava for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

Borozens'ke | Family doctor, cardiologist, ophthalmologist

08.10.23

57 patients in a de-occupied village of Kherson region. Each doctor accepted more than 20 patients, and the ophthalmologist—as many as 40! People here now do not have the opportunity to consult doctors, so they use such opportunities.

We are glad that we can come and provide such necessary help. Thank you to Ms. Anastasia, Olena and Mr. Andrii for the courage to help and care for patients💛💙

Charivne & Davydiv Brid | Family doctor, cardiologist, ophthalmologist

07.10.2023

70 patients in a de-occupied village of the Kherson region. Each doctor received 35+ patients — there are a lot of requests for consultations from specialized specialists, because people currently do not have the opportunity to receive consultations from such doctors.

We are glad that we can come and provide such necessary help. Thank you to Ms. Anastasia, Olena and Mr. Andrii for the courage to help and care for patients💛💙

Kostromka & Chkalove | Family doctor

06.10.23

We had 15 patients from two remote villages of the Kherson region. Currently, they do not have a stable connection with their family doctor, so this kind of help is essential to them. In addition to the consultation, almost every patient required a cardiogram (we did 14 cardiograms) and also received prescribed medication.

Thank you to Ms. Anastasia for the courage to help and care for patients💙💛

Vysoke & Chaikyne | Psychotherapist, psychiatrist

24.09.23

After the occupation and constant shelling, people's mental health struggles. Each 44 patients visited a psychiatrist, and more than half could also consult with a psychotherapist.

Mental health is as important as physical health, so we are glad we can bring such specialists and help people.

Thank you Ms. Olena and Victoria for your courage in helping and caring for the patients 💙💛