List of hospitals in Ukraine

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This list of hospitals in Ukraine includes notable and noteworthy hospitals in Ukraine throughout its history. Despite the reduction of the number of hospitals in the late 1990s because of fiscal constraints, Ukraine still has extensive health care infrastructure. Ukraine went from 3,754 hospital beds in 1994 to 2,369 hospital beds in 2012. During this period, many rural hospitals were converted into primary care clinics. [1]

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Hospitals

Regional Clinical Hospital, Dnipro BOL'NITsA MEChNIKOVA ZAGR.jpg
Regional Clinical Hospital, Dnipro
Liuboml Central District Hospital Liuboml central district hospital.JPG
Liuboml Central District Hospital
Mariupol Regional Intensive Care Hospital Olil mariupol.png
Mariupol Regional Intensive Care Hospital
City Hospital No. 1, Sevastopol PirogovaSevastopol.jpg
City Hospital No. 1, Sevastopol
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National Military Medical Center
Alexander Clinical Hospital Aleksandrovskaia bol'nitsa.JPG
Alexander Clinical Hospital
Lutheran Community Hospital (1913) Liuterans'ka likarnia 1913.jpg
Lutheran Community Hospital (1913)
Hospitals in Ukraine
HospitalLocationDate EstablishedNotesSource
407th Military Hospital Chernihiv February 1933 Military hospital of the Ukrainian Armed Forces currently commanded by Colonel Oleksandr Slesarenko. [2]
Chernihiv medical center of modern oncology Chernihiv [3]
Chernihiv Regional Clinical Hospital Chernihiv
Chernihiv Central District Hospital Chernihiv
Psychiatric Hospital ('Чернігівська обласна психоневрологічна лікарня') Chernihiv
Alexander Clinical Hospital Kharkiv 1875 [4]
American Medical Center Lviv
Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 1 Bila Tserkva [5]
Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 2 Bila Tserkva [6]
City Children's Clinical Hospital No.1 Kyiv [7]
City Clinical Hospital No.7 Kyiv [7]
City Clinical Hospital No.2 Kyiv [7]
City Clinical Hospital No.10 Kyiv
City Clinical Hospital for War Veterans Kyiv 1984 [8]
City Psychiatric Hospital No. 1 (named for IP Pavlov) Kyiv 1786 [9]
City Hospital No. 1 (named for NI Pirogov) Sevastopol 1868 [10]
Clinic No.1 of the Scientists Hospital National Academy of Science of Ukraine Kyiv
Feofaniya Clinical Hospital Kyiv 1965 [11]
Hlukhiv Central District Hospital Hlukhiv [12]
Khmelnytskyi Regional Clinical Hospital Khmelnytskyi
Khmelnytsky Regional Psychiatric Hospital No. 1Skarzhintsy village, Yarmolinets District, Khmelnytskyi Oblast 1952 [13]
Kyiv City Clinical Hospital No.18 Kyiv
Liuboml Central District Hospital Liuboml 2010
Lutheran Community Hospital (named for MP Bazhana) Kyiv 1913 [14]
Mariupol regional intensive care hospital Mariupol 1980 [15]
National Emergency and Trauma Hospital Kyiv [7]
National Military Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Defense Kyiv 1755Oldest state hospital [7] [16]
Regional Clinical Hospital (named for I.I. Mechnikov) Dnipro 1798 [17]
Republican Clinical Hospital (named for N. A. Semashko) Simferopol, Republic of Crimea 1914 [18]
Ternopil University Hospital Ternopil
Transcarpathian Regional Clinical Hospital named after Andrew Novak Uzhhorod 1451 [19]
Uman City Hospital Uman
Usatove Hospital Usatove
Uman Central District Hospital Uman
Vinnitsa Regional Mental Hospital No.2 Vinnytsia
Central City Hospital Vuhledar [20]
Zhmerynka Railway Hospital Zhmerynka 1898 [21]

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