Before the consultation
Bring any previous test results and a list of medications. Wear comfortable clothing: the doctor will examine your legs and arms.
Every step is planned in advance: you know what happens, when and how much it costs.
Bring any previous test results and a list of medications. Wear comfortable clothing: the doctor will examine your legs and arms.
The surgeon takes your history, examines and palpates the tissue and performs a soft-tissue ultrasound. You receive a diagnosis, a treatment plan and a quote.
Blood tests, ECG and an anaesthetist consultation. We fit your compression garment and explain how to prepare at home.
Check-ups with the surgeon, compression as prescribed, and we stay in touch if you need help during recovery.
Safety
The clinic has its own blast shelter, independent power, backup internet and a water reserve, so treatment continues whatever happens.
Deye inverters and batteries keep the whole clinic running for up to 48 hours without mains power. Operating rooms, medical equipment and inpatient rooms switch to backup power without shutting down.
A powerful diesel generator can run for as long as needed — it only takes refuelling. Solar panels are an additional power source.
If the main internet provider goes down or has outages, the clinic’s communications and dispatch systems switch to Starlink automatically. The clinic stays connected.
The clinic has its own water reserve in case of supply interruptions.
A modern blast shelter (skhovyshche) — the most protected type of civil defence shelter in Ukraine: sealed and equipped with life-support systems.
When needed, patients stay in rooms on level −2, inside the shelter. There is no need to move anywhere during an alert, so recovery continues uninterrupted.
The clinic is on the ground floor of a historic building in Podil, Kyiv’s historic centre.
Parking is on underground level −1. You can leave your car for the whole stay, whether for surgery or rehabilitation — under cover and secure.
Every step is coordinated by the clinic — especially helpful if you are travelling from another city or country. Please check current travel conditions to Ukraine before planning your trip.
Answer 7 questions and a doctor will review them and contact you to explain the next steps.
Only the doctor sees your answers. This questionnaire is not a diagnosis and does not replace an examination.
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