The UNBROKEN Center is the largest medical facility in Ukraine. Here, defenders and civilians — both adults and children — affected by the war receive a full cycle of treatment: from emergency care to prosthetics and psychological rehabilitation. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, over 20,000 wounded Ukrainians have been treated here, including 360 children.

The Center’s areas of focus include reconstructive surgery, orthopedics, and prosthetics. People not only receive prostheses here — they are manufactured on-site. All medical care is provided free of charge. The Center also provides physical, psychological, and psychosocial rehabilitation.

During their recovery, patients can live together with their families in specially equipped social housing, designed to meet the needs of severely injured defenders and to help them adapt to life after trauma.

UNBROKEN works as a part of the First Lviv Medical Union — the largest medical institution in Ukraine, which includes two adult hospitals and one children’s hospital.

At the UNBROKEN Center, every defender and civilian patient is supported by a multidisciplinary team that focuses on each person’s individual goals and needs. The team includes a surgeon, traumatologist, prosthetist, and specialists in physical and psychological rehabilitation.

To ensure a comprehensive and coordinated approach to recovery, other medical specialists are involved when needed. We also actively use telemedicine, which allows patients — for example, after limb amputation — to consult several specialists simultaneously.