The innovative rehabilitation centre for wounded Ukrainian soldiers has opened in the Dnipro region under the umbrella of the RECOVERY national network. This is the fifth rehabilitation centre of the RECOVERY project being implemented by Victor and Olena Pinchuk. Created on the site of a state medical institution, this centre will provide quality and free…
It’s the region’s biggest rehabilitation centre for the wounded soldiers that operates under the umbrella of the RECOVERY national network founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk. From now on, nearly 1,100 heroes will have access to quality rehabilitation care based on the innovative technologies every year. This is the fourth rehabilitation facility of the RECOVERY…
The RECOVERY innovative rehabilitation centre for wounded soldiers has opened its doors in Kyiv. Built from scratch on the site of a public hospital, the Centre meets the highest international standards of inclusion: wide corridors and doorways, sanitary and hygienic areas for patients with limited mobility. The Centre is fitted with the cutting-edge equipment. The…
The RECOVERY innovative rehabilitation centre for wounded soldiers has opened its doors on the site of State Military Hospital in Odesa. This is the second of ten centres to be launched by the year-end. The facility in Odesa, which had not been upgraded for more than a decade, has been equipped to the best international…
Odesa-based rehabilitation centre of the RECOVERY national network founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk hosted a three-day workshop with master classes for multidisciplinary rehabilitation teams from the RECOVERY’s partner centres. The Evidence-Based Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine training was designed to help the Ukrainian professionals gain new knowledge and improve their skills in evidence-based medical rehabilitation.…
The RECOVERY innovative rehabilitation centre for wounded soldiers was opened in Dnipro. This is the first centre of the RECOVERY national network founded by Victor and Olena Pinchuk. Ten RECOVERY centers will run in Vinnytsia, Dnipropetrovsk, Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa (two centres), Rivne, Khmelnytsky, and Cherkasy Oblasts. The founders have allocated $11.5 million for the project.…