The first foreign field hospital to operate in Ukraine includes an ER ward, labor and delivering facilities, and mental health services.
Israel began accepting patients Tuesday at its humanitarian field hospital in western Ukraine, where it will treat people affected by the war raging in the country.
It will be able to service 150 patients at a time and includes a triage area, an ER ward, men's, women's and children's wards, labor and delivery facilities, imaging and telehealth technologies, mental health services, a lab, a pharmacy and an outpatient clinic. The hospital was launched with an inauguration ceremony that included remarks by the mayor of Mostyska, the district head, the leader of the delegation, the hospital director, and Israel's deputy ambassador to Ukraine.
Multiple Israeli aid organizations are already operating in Ukraine and neighboring countries to aid refugees and the wounded. Magen David Adom, for example, sent four armored ambulances to Ukraine to help evacuate the wounded even under fire. Dream Doctors, meanwhile, is treating Ukrainian refugees in nearby Moldova, as is United Hatzalah.
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