Free care under NHSU

In 2026, the center has a contract with the National Health Service of Ukraine (NHSU) that covers 13 packages of medical guarantees for patients. The package names follow the official wording of the Procedure for implementing the Program of Medical Guarantees in 2026.

Diagnostics

Bronchoscopy · Esophagogastroduodenoscopy · Hysteroscopy · Colonoscopy · Cystoscopy

What you get: a doctor’s consultation, pain relief (local or general anesthesia), a biopsy with the tissue sent for histology if needed, the examination report, and photos and video on your own storage device.

Requirement: an e-referral from your family doctor or the specialist who is treating you. The package is intended for patients aged 50 and over; colonoscopy — from age 45 or for people at increased risk. With a referral, the examination is also free for younger patients, as are repeat examinations within a year — these are paid for under the outpatient package.

Mammography

What you get: a mammogram with a written report; for screening — once every 2 years, and every year for women at increased risk.

Requirement: an e-referral from your family doctor or the specialist who is treating you; age 45 and over or an increased-risk group (younger patients with a referral are also covered free of charge).

Surgery

Surgical operations for adults and children in inpatient settings

What you get: examinations, the operation and anesthesia, intensive care, a multidisciplinary tumor board review, medicines, medical devices and consumables, meals, and rehabilitation in the acute phase.

Requirement: an e-referral from your family doctor or the doctor who is treating you, arrival by ambulance, a transfer from another facility, or seeking care in an emergency.

Surgical operations for adults and children in a one-day surgery unit

What you get: an examination by an anesthesiologist, anesthesia, the procedure, observation for up to 24 hours, medicines and consumables. Pre-operative tests are done in advance on an outpatient basis.

Requirement: an e-referral from your family doctor or the doctor who is treating you, or a transfer from another facility.

Anticancer treatment

Chemotherapy and support for patients with cancer in inpatient and outpatient settings

What you get: chemotherapy in the inpatient unit and on an outpatient basis, examinations, supportive care and pain relief, medicines from the National List of Essential Medicines, meals during an inpatient stay, and a psychological assessment.

Requirement: a referral from the doctor who is treating you, with a clinically and morphologically (histologically) confirmed diagnosis, or a transfer from another facility.

Radiation therapy and support for patients with cancer in inpatient and outpatient settings

What you get: radiation therapy planning and delivery, immobilization devices, supportive care, medicines, and meals during an inpatient stay.

Requirement: a referral from the doctor who is treating you, with a clinically and morphologically (histologically) confirmed diagnosis, or a transfer from another facility.

Treatment and support for patients with hematologic diseases and hematologic malignancies in inpatient and outpatient settings

What you get: diagnostics (including CT and MRI), treatment, medicines, and therapeutic diet meals during an inpatient stay.

Requirement: an e-referral from your family doctor or the doctor who is treating you, a transfer, or arrival by ambulance — for the diagnoses specified in the package.

Outpatient and inpatient care

Prevention, diagnosis, follow-up and treatment in outpatient settings

What you get: specialist consultations (including an oncologist and a gynecologic oncologist), endoscopic examinations, CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, and laboratory tests including histology and cytology. Medicines are not included in this package.

Requirement: an e-referral from your family doctor or a specialist. No referral is needed in an emergency, for a visit to a specialist who follows you for a chronic condition, or for a visit to an obstetrician-gynecologist, psychiatrist, addiction specialist, TB specialist or pediatrician. Your first visit to an oncologist or gynecologic oncologist requires an e-referral.

Inpatient care for adults and children without surgical operations

What you get: examinations (including CT, MRI and endoscopy), treatment, medicines, medical devices, and meals.

Requirement: the same as for surgical operations in inpatient settings.