The Mykola Pyrohov First Volunteer Mobile Hospital (PDMSh) and the Dobrobut network of clinics have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation concerning the treatment and rehabilitation of current servicemembers of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, veterans of the Russo-Ukrainian war, and civilian victims of Russian aggression.
On this occasion, PDMSh Head Hennadiy Druzenko noted:
I am convinced that the best must work with the best. Only in this way can we achieve a cumulative effect, when 1+1 equals not two, but three, four, or even five. It so happened that PDMSh traditionally operates at the pre-hospital stage of frontline medicine, saving the lives of our defenders.
Almost two years ago, PDMSh began building its own training and rehabilitation center. However, since we have never had our own clinical facilities, we decided to combine efforts with Dobrobut—one of Ukraine’s leading providers of medical services.
Significantly, our Memorandum of Cooperation did not remain merely a statement of intent but quickly evolved into practical collaboration. In January 2024, the first PDMSh patient—a veteran of one of the special units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine—underwent treatment at our partners’ facilities and is currently undergoing rehabilitation.
Together, we are invincible!