Summer is a great time to go on an unforgettable trip.
Today, most Ukrainians choose to vacation in the Carpathians. There are many modern recreation centers in the mountains. You will find not only healing air and unique nature, but also European quality of service.
One of these health resorts is the Derenivska Kupil sanatorium complex, located in the village of Nyzhnye Solotvyno, in the foothills of the Carpathians, among the colorful landscapes of the Derenivka tract. The complex consists of two hotels – Iris Hotel and an apartment hotel, and a third hotel, a SPA hotel, will be opened soon.
The complex has restaurants, SPA-zones and active recreation areas. The pearl of this health resort is a luxurious botanical garden and a unique sculpture park.
Spa resorts are located around the unique healing springs. In any of them, you can not only improve your health, but also get excellent relaxation.
The Derenivska Kupil sanatorium complex is a place where rest is well combined with treatment. The complex offers a wide range of wellness, spa and medical programs; a variety of locations for accommodation, leisure and catering; mineral water containing unique trace elements, thermal springs; healing climate, clean air and good ecology, as the complex is located in the middle of an ancient forest.
The thermal springs of the resort, located in the mountains among coniferous trees, have a beneficial effect on the health of vacationers: they treat diseases of the respiratory system, circulatory system, musculoskeletal system, metabolic disorders.
International quality certificate EuropeSPA MED
The Derenivska Kupil sanatorium is the only resort in Ukraine that has the EuropeSPA MED international quality certificate.
The EuropeSpa Med certificate is a confirmation that Derenivska Kupil’s comprehensive approach to health improvement is of the highest quality and combines advanced medical technologies, diagnostic and therapeutic methods, care and spa procedures. Here you have a unique opportunity to enjoy European-quality recreation and natural healing springs!
Wellness SPA and swimming pools
The Iris Wellness Complex offers a unique range of treatments for health improvement and face and body care. For this purpose, the healing properties of Derenivska water, modern hardware technologies and cosmetics of well-known European brands are used.
It’s hard to imagine a modern vacation without water activities. Thanks to water treatments, you can not only improve your health, but also get excellent relaxation. And not only in summer! Such procedures are available all year round. In the cold season, it is pleasant to spend time in a cozy SPA, warm up in a bathhouse or sauna, soak in a hot tub or thermal pool.
There are two aqua locations in the Derenivska Kupil sanatorium complex. One is located in the Iris health complex. It offers an indoor pool, Finnish sauna, balneological baths, and a lounge area. The second one is located in the Silver Therms SPA complex, which consists of an outdoor pool with a pool bar, a semi-outdoor thermal pool with hydromassage, an infinity pool and a SPA area.
Gastronomic service
The restaurants of the Derenivska Kupil sanatorium complex have a cozy atmosphere. The chef of the restaurant constantly pampers guests with exclusive and incredibly delicious dishes that will surprise even the most demanding gourmets.
Salamander and Iris restaurants are equipped with the latest kitchen appliances. Only environmentally friendly products from our own farmland are used in the preparation of dishes. A unique feature of the restaurants is cooking exclusively on the basis of natural drinking and mineral water, which is extracted directly on site. The menu offers local cuisine in European variations.
In the summer, guests who rest in the SPA-complex “Silver Thermae” can order dishes in the Salamander Cafe, famous for its masterpieces and light dishes with an accent of Italian cuisine.
Accommodation
All you have to do is choose and book a room in Derenivska Kupil and you are guaranteed a wonderful vacation. And there is plenty to choose from! We offer 130 stylish modern rooms in the four-star Iris Hotel and 44 comfortable apartments in the Apartment Hotel. A five-star SPA-hotel of the Deluhe level will soon start receiving guests.
When accommodating guests, their needs and wishes are taken into account. The rooms of the Derenivska Kupil sanatorium complex are decorated in accordance with modern European design trends – everything is very sophisticated and respectable. Just choose a room and enjoy a comfortable stay among the colorful landscapes of the Carpathians.
You can book a room on the website, by phone or in social networks:
+38 (0312) 42 80 60
+38 (050) 400 01 88
Email: reservation@derenivska-kupil.ua
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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has decided to reorganize the state enterprise Kherson Sea Trade Port by means of its merger with the state enterprise Olvia Stevedoring Company, according to the government’s representative in the Verkhovna Rada Taras Melnychuk.
“The proposal of the Ministry of development of communities, territories and infrastructure on reorganization of the state enterprise “Kherson sea trade port” by its accession to the state enterprise “Stevedoring company “Olvia” is agreed,” – wrote Melnychuk.
The former Rosinka plant in Kiev was sold together with its property at two auctions for a total of UAH 138.5m.
According to information on the site “Prozorro.Sales”, on August 3, an auction was held to sell part of the plant’s property with a starting price of UAH 11.1 million, and on August 9 – the rest of the property for UAH 108.5 million.
The winner of both auctions was Kyiv Plant Rosinka LLC, which offered UAH 23 million at the first auction and UAH 115.5 million at the second.
According to Opendatabot, the owner of the company is the Cypriot Alviva Group Ltd, the beneficiary of which is the former deputy of Kyiv Council Vyacheslav Suprunenko.
The total area of the property complex of the plant is 22.5 thousand square meters. m.
Auctions were organized within the framework of the liquidation of PJSC “Rosinka”, declared bankrupt by the ruling of the economic court of Vinnytsia region in 2018.
As reported, in March 2023, LLC “Financial Company Rickard” acquired at auction the right of claim under the loan agreement of the liquidated MR Bank (formerly – Sberbank, Kiev) with collateral in the form of Kiev plant “Rosinka” with equipment for 129.7 million UAH.
On Monday, August 14, there will be no precipitation in Ukraine. Wind of variable directions, 3-8 m/s. Temperature at night 13-18°, in the south up to 21°; during the day 27-32°.
No precipitation in Kyiv on Monday. Wind of variable directions, 3-8 m / s. The temperature at night will be 15-17°, during the day around 30°.
According to the data of the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory. On August 13, the highest daytime temperature was 36.6 in 2010, and the lowest nighttime temperature was 8.1 in 1887, according to the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory in Kyiv.
Doctors note an increase in the number of preventive examinations and referrals related to advanced forms of diseases.
“We are now seeing an increase in the number of preventive examinations in various areas. At the same time, we have a situation with surgical interventions for more advanced forms of problems,” Vadym Zukin, chief operating officer of the Leleka multidisciplinary medical center, told Interfax-Ukraine.
He emphasized that “in 2022, many Ukrainians cared less about their health for obvious reasons.”
“We are already feeling the negative impact of the war on public health. This applies even to those who were not directly affected by the war,” said the director of the medical center.
Zukin also noted that the clinic has seen an increase in demand for pregnancy management services.
“We predict that compared to the first half of 2023, the number of births in Kyiv will gradually increase over the next six months and in early 2024, but these figures will be quite far from the pre-war levels,” he said.
At the same time, according to Zukin, Ukraine currently has a “very strange situation with vaccination,” in particular due to a shortage of vaccines.
“Everyone recognizes that it is useful, patients are willing to pay for it themselves, but there is a significant shortage of many vaccines in Ukraine,” he said.
Commenting on the prospects for regional development, particularly in the de-occupied regions, Zukin noted that he currently sees no opportunities for regional development.
“Opening regional branches of the medical center requires significant investments. Moreover, our institution is 99% funded by patients’ donations. At the same time, we need to understand that quality medicine is quite expensive. Therefore, despite our great desire to help the population of the de-occupied territories, it is too early to talk about opening branches there,” he said.
At the same time, Zukin believes that “under the current conditions, it is impossible to launch medical institutions as serious market players in those areas.”
Commenting on the effectiveness of private clinics’ participation in the national healthcare system, Zukin noted that “private medicine can be very useful for the general healthcare system due to its high management efficiency and flexibility.”
In turn, Vadym Shekman, CEO of Dobrobut Medical Network, said that one of the recent trends is that “medicine, which used to develop more actively in Kyiv, is now developing in Ukrainian regions, because there is a demand for quality medicine everywhere.”
“We are looking at this carefully not only from the perspective of potential acquisition of interesting institutions, but also from the perspective of possible partnership with regional clinics for which we can be a center of expertise. In fact, our goal and dream is to build a medical network of such a scale that high-quality medical care will be available to Ukrainians wherever they are,” he said.
Mr. Shekman noted that Dobrobut Medical Network “has always seen itself as a national player.”
“The plans to enter other cities with medical centers remain in force. The war has made adjustments to these plans, they have shifted slightly in time. We will realize these intentions after our victory,” he said.
At the same time, commenting on the possible prospects of opening clinics in the de-occupied regions, Shekman noted that “private medicine implies that a person has to pay for medical services out of his or her own pocket, and accordingly, the appropriate economic situation should be created in the de-occupied cities.”
“We would be happy to open in the liberated Ukrainian territories as soon as the opportunity arises,” he said.
In general, Shekman believes that “it is impossible to create a high-quality medical system without involving business.”
“Our state simply will not have enough money in the budget to rebuild and create the healthcare system we need. Healthcare in the world is becoming more expensive every day, and we must be ready to meet these challenges. Today, private healthcare is developing in Ukraine because there is a demand for quality healthcare and services. It cannot be said that many private healthcare facilities are now working with the NHSU, as the packages it offers do not include all costs and are lower than the cost of private clinics,” he said.
Mr. Shekman emphasized the importance of the fact that “the state has started to move towards private business.”
“To attract foreign investment, we need to create a system that is attractive to investors, so that they understand not only what to invest in, but also how they can get their money back. And this does not mean that healthcare will be exclusively paid for – in the context of competition, the cost of services usually decreases. And today, let’s be honest, there is no free medicine in Ukraine,” he said.
For his part, Serhiy Katsan, deputy director of the Filatov Institute of Eye Diseases and Tissue Therapy of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine (Odesa) for Scientific and Medical Work, noted that recent trends include the consequences of an increase in the number of patients admitted to the clinic “with advanced stages of eye diseases, with complications, which further leads to longer treatment periods, inability to overcome the disease with therapeutic methods, and the need for surgical treatment…”.
“First of all, this concerns patients with inflammatory diseases of the eye and ophthalmic oncology. The number of patients in the department of microsurgical treatment of children’s eye diseases has also increased,” he said.
FILATOV INSTITUTE, MEDICAL EXAMINATION, MEDICINE, SERGIY_KATSAN, Лелека
Department of transport and urban mobility of Vinnytsia city council on August 10 announced its intention to conclude a contract with IC “Misto” (Vinnytsia) for insurance of 30 buses and 40 trolleybuses.
As reported in the system of electronic procurement Prozorro, the price offer of the company amounted to 131,358 thousand UAH at the expected cost of -131,610 thousand UAH.
As reported, a year earlier the winner of a similar tender was also IC “Misto”
IC “Misto”, registered in 2008, specializes in providing services in the field of risk insurance.
The city municipal enterprise Vinnytsia Fund of Municipal Investments is the owner of 24,59% of shares in IC Misto, the territorial community of Vinnytsia – 74,9508%.
