Lyudmyla Kovalevska Spoke About Major Renovations at Holosiivskyi Second Polyclinic

The city is implementing systemic work to keep basic social services high in quality and accessible. Ludmila Kovalevska, a Kyiv City Council deputy from European Solidarity, spoke about significant changes that have been implemented in the second polyclinic of the Holosiivskyi district. Through joint efforts, large-scale renovations were carried out so that patients and medical staff finally have modern and comfortable conditions.

A new space for young patients and updated offices

During this year, the deputy’s team focused on a radical renewal of the medical facility. The polyclinic has already equipped a new pediatric department, created a neat and modern vestibule, and repaired a substantial part of the doctors’ offices. Now a visit to the doctor no longer evokes the oppressive feeling of Soviet-era hospitals, because the space has become bright, convenient, and safe.

Since thousands of Kyiv residents use services of family doctors and pediatricians every day, creating proper conditions is a matter of daily necessity, not a whim.

“Even during the war and amid a lack of funds, we continue to do this. Because our daily life must also remain humane and at least a little more pleasant,” emphasized Kyiv City Council deputy Ludmila Kovalevska.

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