Ukrainians who are seriously ill or those injured as a result of the war can apply in advance for the Medical Evacuation Program, the Ministry of Health said in a statement.
Seriously ill or injured Ukrainians can apply for medical evacuation through the website of the Ministry of Health. This was reported by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.
Ukrainians who are seriously ill or who have been injured as a result of the war can apply in advance for the Medical Evacuation Program.
To do this, fill out a questionnaire on the website of the Ministry of Health in the “Survey” section.
“Each evacuation case is considered by specialists individually. Patient preparation usually takes from 3-4 days to 2 weeks, the Ministry of Health provides communication with clinics and international partner,” the report said.
The transportation and treatment of Ukrainian citizens under the medical evacuation program is financed by international organizations, as well as by the countries hosting the Ukrainians.
It is reported that citizens of Ukraine who crossed the border after February 24 seeking asylum from the war and received refugee/temporary protection in these countries are entitled to free medical care on an equal basis with citizens of the respective countries .
If the patient is treated in Ukraine, the treatment costs are financed by the National Health Service of Ukraine within the framework of the Medical Guarantee Program.
In general, thanks to international support and cooperation with partners, more than 1,200 Ukrainians have already been evacuated, the Ministry of Health reports.
You can familiarize yourself with the algorithm of medical evacuation on the website of the Ministry of Health at the link.
It will be remembered that at the checkpoint in the city of Vasilyevka, Zaporozhye region, where Russian troops blocked the passage of vehicles with Ukrainians who wanted to evacuate, four people died in the heat without proper food and medical care.
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