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The enacted law ensures full budget financing of all medical care for wounded military personnel until full recovery, as well as prosthetics with the best prostheses — also exclusively at the state expense.
It concerns a draft law 13704-d, which contains the following key provisions:
— Full preservation of all payments (salary, pay grade allowance, allowance for years of service and other legally provided monetary benefits) during treatment and rehabilitation (in Ukraine and abroad), as well as additional monthly payments: 50 thousand UAH — for prolonged treatment, 100 thousand UAH — for severe injuries, captivity, disappearance without a trace, or internment (with a larger amount paid for multiple grounds).
— Possibility of treatment for more than 12 months at state expense, continuation of free rehabilitation for chronic conditions, and full funding of treatment in all facilities, including abroad.
— Remote passage of the Military Medical Commission for those receiving treatment abroad, prohibition on returning to a part without a decision of the Military Medical Commission, and expansion of grounds for establishing disability after captivity.
— State guarantees of treatment, rehabilitation, prosthetics, and meals for all defenders of Ukraine, including foreigners and stateless persons serving in the Armed Forces, National Guard, and State Special Transport Service, as well as for police officers.
— Full provision of the best prostheses at the state expense, the right to independently choose a specialist and manufacturer, reimbursement for self-purchase, and a system focus on preserving the limb — prevention of amputations, restorative surgery, and early rehabilitation.
"I believe that a soldier who sacrificed health in battle should not have to worry about domestic or financial nuances. The state's duty is to support his family and guarantee recovery without time limits. This systemic problem has finally been solved, — said activist Oleksiy Yurinko of the All-Ukrainian Union "Batkivshchyna"."
"Legislative guarantees already exist; now we help protect them legally on the ground. If there are delays in payments, refusals to provide proper prosthetics, or bureaucratic red tape — we immediately engage lawyers from our public receptions. They provide free legal consultations and help properly process documents," explained the activist.
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