KHARKIV CITY TERRITORIAL COMMUNITY
Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise "City Polyclinic No. 10" of Kharkiv City Council
Tetiana Lysenko – director
CONTACT INFORMATION● Phone: +38 (050) 566-62-01, +38 (099) 140-32-39● Email: ten.rku%4001kilop, ten.rku%40akpukaz.lop01● Deputy Director for Economic Affairs: Maryna Ravilivna Sinchenko
The polyclinic’s operations are aimed at improving the quality of medical care provided to the population, reforming primary healthcare, achieving planned targets, and developing preventive medicine. A day inpatient facility with a 60-bed capacity was operational, treating an average of 850 patients per year. The facility was equipped with physiotherapy equipment, a therapeutic physical training hall, a massage room, and a swimming pool, which enabled extensive rehabilitative treatment, averaging 21,867 procedures per year.
In the clinical diagnostic laboratory, an average of 190,000 tests were performed annually; the ultrasound diagnostics rooms conducted over 4,000 examinations, functional diagnostics — over 7,500 examinations, and the X-ray department performed over 16,800 radiological examinations.
Investment attractiveness: Recovery and modernization, improving the quality and accessibility of healthcare services, ensuring safe and energy-efficient conditions for the provision of medical care, and creating new jobs.Ensuring universal access to high-quality healthcare services and mechanisms for exercising the right to health.
Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise “City Multidisciplinary Hospital No. 18” of the Kharkiv City Council
The facility is a multidisciplinary hospital providing 24/7 medical care in the following areas: neurology (including stroke care), traumatology, orthopaedics, rehabilitation, cardiology, surgery, internal medicine, rheumatology, and gastroenterology.
INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS: With financial support from investors and international partners, the hospital has the potential to establish a modern rehabilitation unit with a total area of over 2,000 m². It would address the urgent need for rehabilitation of patients recovering from acute strokes, surgery, or injuries, with particular priority given to military personnel.
The project would also support the development of mental health recovery services for residents of Kharkiv and the surrounding region, which are located close to the frontline.
Identification of international partners; presentation of projects; attraction of donor funding; exploration of modern solutions for the recovery of healthcare infrastructure.