Municipal non-profit enterprise “Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Children’s Clinical Hospital of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Council” (hereinafter – ODKL) was founded on May 29, 1962. ODKL is a level III medical and preventive institution for the provision of specialized consultative and diagnostic and therapeutic and preventive medical care to children. The medical institution is an independent specialized medical and preventive institution that:
– provides highly qualified inpatient and consultative outpatient medical care to the children of the region;
– is a center for organizational and methodological management of children’s medical and preventive institutions (departments) located in the region;
– is a base for specialization and advanced training of doctors and paramedical personnel.
This is an institution of the highest accreditation category, which provides medical care to children with the most complex pathological conditions and diseases.

Regional Clinical Hospital

Provides highly qualified diagnostic and medical care for a wide range of diseases to residents throughout Ukraine.

 If you feel unwell but do not know the cause, do not self-medicate. To make a diagnosis and determine the tactics for further treatment, please first consult with specialists from the outpatient clinic service.

 During the consultation, the doctor will conduct a professional examination, make a preliminary diagnosis, determine the scope of diagnostic and therapeutic measures, give the necessary recommendations taking into account the individual characteristics of your body, and, if necessary, recommend additional examinations and consultations with other specialists.

Areas of activity of the hospital:

Provision of secondary (specialized) medical care — Kosiv Central District Hospital functions as a key secondary-level facility, providing residents of Kosiv and neighboring communities with comprehensive diagnostics and treatment.

Emergency and urgent care — The hospital maintains a 24-hour emergency (urgent) medical care department, responding promptly to acute conditions and injuries.

Surgical and therapeutic treatment — The facility provides a wide range of inpatient services, including scheduled and urgent surgical and gynecological operations, as well as treatment for therapeutic, neurological, and infectious diseases.

Development of medical rehabilitation — Following its reorganization and relocation to new premises, the hospital is actively developing its rehabilitation services, which are critical for the recovery of patients with injuries, strokes, and war wounds.

Outpatient care and diagnostics — The hospital provides consultations with specialists at the polyclinic, as well as instrumental (X-ray, ultrasound) and laboratory tests, supporting primary medical care in the region.