"Dobrobut" in 2023: the results of the second year of war

In 2023, Dobrobut opened a new multidisciplinary hospital on Mykola Bazhana Avenue in Kyiv with an area of more than 9 thousand square meters.

Since its opening, almost 140 thousand patients have visited the hospital, and doctors have performed 930 surgeries. In its first year of operation, the hospital provided nearly 290 thousand services to adults and children. The plan for 2024 is to at least double these figures.

In December 2023, Dobrobut opened an ophthalmology clinic on the basis of the multidisciplinary hospital on Bazhana Avenue, which provides a full range of services - from outpatient care and diagnostics to surgical interventions of any complexity. The clinic is able to see up to 2.5 thousand patients a month, and doctors are ready to perform up to 150 surgeries.

Last year, Dobrobut also opened the Center for Somnology, the Center for Oncodermatology and a new dental clinic (there are already 3 Dobrobut dentists in Kyiv).

A physical rehabilitation department was opened at the multidisciplinary medical center on Semi Idzykovsky Street in Kyiv, where military personnel are now being treated, among others.

Over the year, the Dobrobut Academy's training center held more than 190 courses on various types of emergency care for life-threatening conditions, attended by nearly 2,000 people.

"Dobrobut has been cooperating with the Direct Relief International Foundation since April 2022. Thanks to this, more than 2.3 thousand patients have received free medical care at the Dobrobut Medical and Diagnostic Center at 3 Simi Idzykovskikh Street. With the support of the American partner, Dobrobut surgeons performed nearly 1,000 surgeries.

Last year, thanks to the support of Direct Relief, 528 patients (including 60 children and 375 military personnel) received free medical care. The program of free surgical, inpatient and rehabilitation care will continue until May 15, 2024.

The Dobrobut Foundation has raised over UAH 6 million for medical and humanitarian aid to people affected by the war. Thanks to the foundation's work, 93 people have received medical care.