The town of Bucha was severely damaged during the Russian invasion in 2022. The centre’s premises were used as headquarters by the occupying forces. Medical equipment, diagnostic instruments, furniture and the entire infrastructure were destroyed or severely damaged.
Thanks to the support of dedicated individuals, the medical team was able to gradually resume its work. The doctors have gradually started to work again. Most people have once again access to medical care.
Nevertheless, significant problems at the centre remain unresolved.
Amid the ongoing war, the number of veterans and people requiring rehabilitation for their injuries is growing in the community of Bucha. Therefor a comprehensive rehabilitation department has been opened at the centre, working closely with the physiotherapy department. This department also underwent damage and lost some of its technical equipment.
Moreover physiotherapy plays a central role in restoring health. It helps people with musculoskeletal conditions – such as injuries, osteoarthritis, osteochondrosis or scoliosis – to return to a normal life. It is particularly important for war veterans who require comprehensive and individualised rehabilitation. Furthermore, physiotherapy contributes to pain relief, accelerated healing and recovery following surgery. Patients with chronic inflammatory and neurological conditions are also assisted at this centre.
High-quality care requires modern equipment and appropriate treatment conditions. This is where our association Ad Pacem helps by procuring essential medical equipment. The following were purchased in early 2026:
- a device for low-frequency magnetic therapy, the “Magniter AMT-02”;
- an 8-channel muscle stimulation device (AEST-01) for restoring muscle tone;
- a device for pressotherapy and lymphatic drainage (8-chamber system).
The provision of this equipment will significantly improve rehabilitation services at the centre. The management, doctors and patients of the diagnostic centre in Bucha would like to express their sincere gratitude to the “Ad Pacem” association for its valuable assistance.
