Children’s hospitals in Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia will now be able to operate life-saving medical equipment without interruption while treating young patients. The healthcare facilities were supplied with powerful EcoFlow charging stations by the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation.
Amid ongoing power outages, charging stations have become almost the only way for hospitals to ensure the stable operation of medical equipment used to treat critically ill children.
That is why the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation promptly delivered some of the best EcoFlow charging stations currently available to four hospitals across different regions of Ukraine. These include the Regional Children’s Clinical Hospitals in Mykolaiv and Kharkiv, as well as the “Healthy Family” Territorial Medical Association in Zaporizhzhia. In addition, the Dnipro Regional Children’s Clinical Hospital also received a charging station.
“Today, doctors are doing everything possible to save critically ill children, but when the power goes out, even the best specialists are powerless. This is especially true for intensive care units, where every minute or even second can be decisive for a child’s survival. The charging stations we provided have sufficient capacity to ensure the long-term operation of critically important medical equipment during power outages. Recently, during my visit to the Heart Institute, I also donated an EcoFlow charging station to the intensive care unit of this medical facility. We are doing our best to support healthcare institutions during these difficult times,” said philanthropist and founder of the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation, Denys Paramonov.
It is worth recalling that recently the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation also supplied the Kyiv-based Heart Institute with a state-of-the-art ultrasound machine. The U.S.-made equipment costs over 2 million UAH, and the medical institution was unable to purchase it independently. Thanks to the equipment donated by the Foundation, the Institute is now able to conduct highly accurate diagnostic examinations.
At the beginning of the year, the Foundation also donated expensive medical equipment to the ophthalmology department of St. Zinaida Children’s Hospital in Sumy.
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