Within the framework of the MOBILE MEDICAL HELP charity project, free primary medical consultation was provided to residents of the village of Havrylivka, Kyiv region. The reception of patients lasted three hours. Medical specialists consulted 11 people. Among them were villagers with diabetes and high blood pressure. Eight patients received an online consultation with an Israeli doctor. Two people were put under control, given medication, and had their blood pressure re-measured. There were no urgent patients.

The villagers underwent ultrasound diagnostics. A new doctor in our team performed an ultrasound of the joints for one person.

The services provided free of charge by the MOBILE MEDICAL HELP proved to be essential for the residents of Havrylivka. Three thousand people lived here before the war started.
Havrylivka is located in Bucha district of Kyiv region. As a result of hostilities in February-March 2022, the area suffered significant damage to social infrastructure and residential buildings. The general practice clinic in Havrylivka was mutilated after a month-long occupation, with no windows, partially damaged walls, doors, and roof. In one of the offices, the Russian occupiers arranged heating with a fire.

The MOBILE MEDICAL HELP project has been implemented since mid-2022 with the support of the Institute of Biology and Medicine of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, the Ariel University of Israel Telemedicine Center (Israel) and ZiphyCare Inc.

March 02, 2023