BUCHA CITY TERRITORIAL COMMUNITY
Community Profile
Bucha District, Kyiv Region, Ukraine. The administrative center is the city of Bucha.
● Area: 261.45 km²
● Settlements: 14 — 1 city, 2 urban-type settlements, 11 villages
●Population: 72,000, including 12,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs)
Territory and Geography
● City: Bucha
● Settlements: Babyntsi, Vorzel
● Villages: Blystavytsia, Buda-Babynetska, Voronkivka, Havrylivka, Zdvyzhivka, Lubianka, Myrotske, Rakivka, Syniak, Tarasivshchyna, Chervone
Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise “Irpin Central City Hospital” of the Irpin City Council of Kyiv Region
Anton Mykhailovych Dovhopol — Director of the Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise “Irpin Central City Hospital” of the Irpin City Council of Kyiv Region. He has headed the institution since January 2020. In 2022, he was awarded the honorary title “Honored Doctor of Ukraine.”
Contact Information● Address of the Multidisciplinary Inpatient Department: 19 Polova Street, Bucha, Kyiv Region, 08292, Ukraine● Phone: +38 (04597) 48-853 — reception/contact number of the Multidisciplinary Inpatient Department● General phone: +38 (04597) 61-726
E-mail: ten.rku%408002aymrakil
Medical Facility Information
The Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise “Irpin Central City Hospital” (MNE “ICCH”) is the main multidisciplinary healthcare facility providing round-the-clock medical care to residents of Bucha, Irpin, the settlements of Vorzel, Hostomel, Kotsiubynske, and surrounding communities.
A distinctive feature of the facility is its structure, with its departments geographically located across several neighboring cities of Bucha District.
Key Structure of the Facility
Key Drivers of Investment Attractiveness
Guaranteed and Growing Patient Flow
The hospital serves Bucha, Irpin, Hostomel, Vorzel, and Kotsiubynske. This is one of the most densely populated and rapidly growing areas of the Kyiv metropolitan region. A steady inflow of residents with purchasing power ensures stable demand for both publicly funded healthcare services and potential paid services.
Stable Funding Through the National Health Service of Ukraine (NHSU)
As a municipal non-profit enterprise, the hospital contracts with the National Health Service of Ukraine (NHSU). By investing in new equipment (such as CT, MRI, or angiography systems), an investor gains access to a guaranteed market for healthcare services, as the NHSU reimburses each treated case or diagnostic examination according to established tariffs.
Geographical Decentralization as an Advantage
The facility’s locations are distributed across Irpin (outpatient clinics), Bucha (inpatient department), and Vorzel (maternity hospital). This enables investors to pursue targeted niche projects, such as establishing a private diagnostic center in Irpin or modernizing the maternity hospital in Vorzel.
Priority for International Donor Capital
The region was affected by hostilities in 2022 and remains a focus of international recovery programs. Co-investment models (such as public-private partnerships or a combination of grants and private capital) benefit from a high level of political and grant support.
Purpose of the Community’s Participation in the Exhibition
To attract international partners, donor support, and investment for the modernization of the healthcare infrastructure of the Bucha community, the development of rehabilitation services, and the creation of a modern multidisciplinary medical complex.
To establish cooperation in the supply of medical equipment, the implementation of advanced medical technologies, and ensuring barrier-free access to high-quality healthcare.