We guide you through every step of treatment — from your first consultation and diagnostics to surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. Modern treatment is combined with care provided under the Program of Medical Guarantees.
We explain the process in simple terms: how to get started, what to bring, where your treatment continues, and how follow-up visits work. You won't have to go through this alone.
Call the center or use the contact details on this site. We'll tell you where to start and where to go, without any extra stress.
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What to prepare
Bring your referral, earlier medical reports, imaging discs, or test results. If anything is missing, we'll explain the next step at your consultation.
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Where treatment continues
After your exam, our team plans your treatment path: diagnostics, inpatient care, surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy in the right department.
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Support and follow-up
After the main stage of treatment, we help with follow-up visits, monitoring, and scheduling your next consultations.
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What the state pays for
At the center, patients can receive care covered by state funding: consultations, modern diagnostics, and treatment based on medical need. To understand your own treatment path, it helps to confirm your referral and the sequence of steps with our team.
Diagnostics and consultations
Initial consultations, modern diagnostics, and planning of your tests can be part of your care under state programs.
Treatment at the center
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and inpatient care are arranged according to medical need and the patient's treatment path.
Confirming your referral
To find out which stages are available to you, confirm your treatment path, referral, and the set of documents with the center.
The center continues to see patients. Safety procedures are well rehearsed, and treatment is organized so that air raid alerts do not interrupt care.
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A bomb shelter for patients and staff
The center has a bomb shelter where patients and staff can stay safe during air raid alerts.
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Backup power
Generators keep key equipment and departments running during power outages.
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Treatment is not interrupted
During an alert, care continues in the shelter, and scheduled procedures are safely rescheduled without losing a stage of treatment.
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Center departments
Diagnostic imaging department
Tetiana Derkach, acting head of department, ultrasound physician, highest qualification category. The diagnostic imaging department was established at…
