Enhancing Pokrovsk Clinical Hospital with energy equipment

RePower Ukraine Foundation continues to empower healthcare infrastructure in Ukraine. This time the must-have energy equipment was provided to the Pokrovsk Clinical Hospital of Intensive Care, located in Pokrovsk City.

Overview:

• The Pokrovsk Clinical Hospital of Intensive Care plays a crucial role in the healthcare system by providing specialized care to critically ill patients in the war-affected region.
• This is currently the largest medical institution in the Donetsk region, controlled by Ukraine.
• The Perinatal Center of the Pokrovsky Hospital is the only facility in the region where children are delivered and nursed. There are three bomb shelters on its premises, which are currently being prepared to provide comprehensive medical care.

Challenge:

• One of the main challenges faced by this hospital is the unstable electricity supply. The Russian occupiers systematically destroy energy infrastructure facilities, resulting in an unreliable power supply.
• Additionally, there are voltage fluctuations that cause power outages and damage critical medical equipment. Such equipment is essential in the intensive care units and the perinatal center, where premature infants are cared for.

Solution:

• RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation maintains close communication with the hospital’s chief power engineer. Our specialists, in collaboration with the hospital staff, have selected the most optimal and efficient power equipment to protect critical and vital medical items from power surges.
• Four single-phase voltage stabilizers, eight portable power stations with a capacity of 1075.2 W/h, and extension leads of 25 and four 50 meters was procured and delivered to the hospital to maintain the stable voltage levels and ensuring a continuous power supply to vital medical equipment.

Gratitude:

• Our foundation expresses heartfelt gratitude to SOS Malta Voluntary Organisation for their generous donation to this project. This contribution will significantly enhance the hospital’s capabilities and enable them to provide care to patients during power outages or blackouts.