Key points
- Ukrainian Red Cross has deployed 10 mobile medical brigades for remote communities in Odesa region.
- The brigades operate in Podilsk, Bolgrad, and Izmail districts.
- Local residents and internally displaced persons receive assistance.
- The teams consist of family doctors, paramedics, nurses, and drivers.
- The initiative is implemented with the support of the US government and the German Red Cross.
Ukrainian Red Cross deployed 10 mobile medical brigades to provide primary medical care in remote communities of Odesa region.
The brigades serve communities in Podilsk, Bolgrad, and Izmail districts, where access to medical services is often limited due to the remote location of settlements and lack of medical infrastructure.
This initiative aims to provide adequate primary medical care services to residents of the most remote settlements in Odesa region.
– Stanislav Borodin, head of the mobile medical brigades department of the Ukrainian Red Cross.
The teams include family doctors, paramedics, nurses, and drivers from the Ukrainian Red Cross primary health care centers. The specialists provide a wide range of services to local residents and internally displaced persons.
The activity of mobile medical brigades in Odesa region is implemented with the support of the US government and the German Red Cross.
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