The private medicine market in Ukraine continues to show growth despite the war and economic challenges. According to experts, the private sector is increasingly competing with state institutions, forming new standards of quality and service.
“We see that Ukrainians have started to invest more in health. If in the 2000s private medicine was perceived as an addition to state hospitals, now it is a full-fledged alternative”, – said the director of Oxford Medical network Tetyana Sidorova.
According to Pro-Consulting, before the war, the share of private medicine was about 10-15%. However, the COVID-19 pandemic and then military conditions accelerated the transformation. The development of telemedicine, the expansion of networks in bedroom communities and the emergence of highly specialized areas were key factors in strengthening the market position.
Oxford Medical is the largest network of multidisciplinary medical centers in Ukraine, founded in 2005. The network unites dozens of branches in different regions, providing a full range of medical services: from outpatient appointments and laboratory diagnostics to surgery, dentistry and inpatient care.
