A hospital in Kyiv was damaged in an attack; appointments have been canceled: where should patients go?

Daria Chernysh

A medical facility in Kyiv was damaged as a result of an attack / Telegram Vitali Klitschko

A Russian attack on October 19 damaged the outpatient and diagnostic center at Hospital No. 6 in Kyiv’s Solomyanskyi District. All patient appointments scheduled for the week were canceled due to significant damage to the building.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported on the consequences of the shelling of a medical facility. Channel 24 explains where patients should go.

Where patients will now be treated

Appointments at the damaged Consultative and Diagnostic Center of Kyiv City Clinical Hospital No. 6, located at 3 Vadym Hetman Street, have been completely canceled for the entire current week.

Patients can receive the necessary consultations and professional care at Consultative and Diagnostic Center No. 2 of the same hospital. It is located at 25/29 Polytechnichna Street.

Citizens can schedule an appointment with doctors in similar specialties on their own via the Helsi mobile app or on the service’s official website – follow this link.

Incidentally, the blast wave shattered more than 200 windows in the building and also damaged the entrance doors, interior ceilings, and medical equipment.

Consequences of the Russian shelling of Kyiv / Telegram Vitali Klitschko

No medical staff were injured, and there were no patients in the facility at the time of the attack.

As a reminder, during nighttime attack on Kyiv, the building of the National Commission for State Regulation of Energy and Public Utilities (NKREKP) was also damaged. Fortunately, none of the agency’s employees were injured, and the damage was not critical.