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81 Medical Devices Delivered to Support Evacuation and Stabilization Teams

Three medical professionals in a medical stabilization point in Ukraine with medical equipment near the frontline.
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In coordination with our partner Vlasnoruch, 81 pieces of life-saving equipment were delivered between July 1st and September 30th to support evacuation teams and medical stabilization points in Ukraine.

This essential equipment included:

  • Patient monitors to continuously observe and record a patient’s vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation.
  • Defibrillators, electronic devices which deliver electric impulses to the heart to restore a normal rhythm during life-threatening conditions like cardiac arrest.
  • Capnographs to measure the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in exhaled air, providing real-time data regarding a person’s respiratory health.
  • Oxygen concentrators, which filter and remove nitrogen from the air, providing a supply of oxygen that is 90% to 95% pure for individuals who need extra oxygen due to health conditions affecting their respiration.

This latest delivery builds on Nova Ukraine’s ongoing medical initiatives. Earlier this year, we financed the purchase of ~30,000 units of medical aid—including medications and other suppliesfor medical stabilization centers, evacuation teams, hospitals, and other critical healthcare facilities. More than 100 pieces of emergency medical equipment were supplied to medical stabilization centers and evacuation teams in Ukraine.

Each and every single piece of equipment is vital for efficient emergency care, where time is of the essence—yet resources are often scarce. 

What Are Medical Stabilization Points?

Medical stabilization points (or centers) refer to frontline medical facilities located in close proximity to the frontline, designed to provide wounded civilians and defenders rapid emergency care and stabilization before being evacuated to more comprehensive hospitals. 

\Dr. Mukherjee in a makeshift operating room in Ukraine with medical equipment, a mobile surgical light, and gold-colored emergency thermal blankets for insulation or sterility purposes.

These points are a critical component of Ukraine’s first responders medical infrastructure, as the survival of a wounded individual often hinges on their efficient operation. Due to persistent russian drone attacks, which deliberately target Ukrainian medic teams, safely evacuating wounded defenders is often the most difficult step in the process. 

In response, joint efforts with our partner organizations this year has allowed us to support 20 medical and evacuation teams near the frontlines through the provision of secure communication tools. These tools help avoid drone detection, enabling medical platoons to coordinate life-saving transport missions more safely and effectively.

Support Nova Ukraine’s Medical Initiatives

In Q2 of 2025 alone, we have helped deliver nearly 175,000 pieces of various medical equipment and medications to 124 hospitals across Ukraine. These 81 medical provisions, among tens of thousands more, align with Nova Ukraine’s broader priorities of delivering sustainable critical aid and supplies to those in need—the wounded, hospitals, clinics, and frontline healthcare workers. 

Since the full-scale invasion began, Nova Ukraine has provided support to over 600 hospitals in Ukraine in the form of crucial medical equipment. Our efforts span:

  • Critical aid to cancer patients
  • Life-saving support for near-frontline areas
  • Distribution of first-aid kits to civilians, first responders, and infrastructure workers
  • Long-term rehabilitation programs for those affected by the war

Every device and service we deliver can mean the difference between life and death. Whether it’s a patient monitor in a stabilization center or a first-aid kit carried by a civilian, your support enables us to continue this vital work.

Stand with us. Support Nova Ukraine’s mission to save lives and build a healthier future for Ukraine.

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Nov 12, 2025

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Three medical professionals in a medical stabilization point in Ukraine with medical equipment near the frontline.
Nov 12, 2025

Nova Ukraine

Nova Ukraine
Donate

In coordination with our partner Vlasnoruch, 81 pieces of life-saving equipment were delivered between July 1st and September 30th to support evacuation teams and medical stabilization points in Ukraine.

This essential equipment included:

  • Patient monitors to continuously observe and record a patient’s vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation.
  • Defibrillators, electronic devices which deliver electric impulses to the heart to restore a normal rhythm during life-threatening conditions like cardiac arrest.
  • Capnographs to measure the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in exhaled air, providing real-time data regarding a person’s respiratory health.
  • Oxygen concentrators, which filter and remove nitrogen from the air, providing a supply of oxygen that is 90% to 95% pure for individuals who need extra oxygen due to health conditions affecting their respiration.

This latest delivery builds on Nova Ukraine’s ongoing medical initiatives. Earlier this year, we financed the purchase of ~30,000 units of medical aid—including medications and other suppliesfor medical stabilization centers, evacuation teams, hospitals, and other critical healthcare facilities. More than 100 pieces of emergency medical equipment were supplied to medical stabilization centers and evacuation teams in Ukraine.

Each and every single piece of equipment is vital for efficient emergency care, where time is of the essence—yet resources are often scarce. 

What Are Medical Stabilization Points?

Medical stabilization points (or centers) refer to frontline medical facilities located in close proximity to the frontline, designed to provide wounded civilians and defenders rapid emergency care and stabilization before being evacuated to more comprehensive hospitals. 

\Dr. Mukherjee in a makeshift operating room in Ukraine with medical equipment, a mobile surgical light, and gold-colored emergency thermal blankets for insulation or sterility purposes.

These points are a critical component of Ukraine’s first responders medical infrastructure, as the survival of a wounded individual often hinges on their efficient operation. Due to persistent russian drone attacks, which deliberately target Ukrainian medic teams, safely evacuating wounded defenders is often the most difficult step in the process. 

In response, joint efforts with our partner organizations this year has allowed us to support 20 medical and evacuation teams near the frontlines through the provision of secure communication tools. These tools help avoid drone detection, enabling medical platoons to coordinate life-saving transport missions more safely and effectively.

Support Nova Ukraine’s Medical Initiatives

In Q2 of 2025 alone, we have helped deliver nearly 175,000 pieces of various medical equipment and medications to 124 hospitals across Ukraine. These 81 medical provisions, among tens of thousands more, align with Nova Ukraine’s broader priorities of delivering sustainable critical aid and supplies to those in need—the wounded, hospitals, clinics, and frontline healthcare workers. 

Since the full-scale invasion began, Nova Ukraine has provided support to over 600 hospitals in Ukraine in the form of crucial medical equipment. Our efforts span:

  • Critical aid to cancer patients
  • Life-saving support for near-frontline areas
  • Distribution of first-aid kits to civilians, first responders, and infrastructure workers
  • Long-term rehabilitation programs for those affected by the war

Every device and service we deliver can mean the difference between life and death. Whether it’s a patient monitor in a stabilization center or a first-aid kit carried by a civilian, your support enables us to continue this vital work.

Stand with us. Support Nova Ukraine’s mission to save lives and build a healthier future for Ukraine.

Donate. Impact. Change.

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