The Superhumans Center for Prosthetics and Rehabilitation will open in Dnipro on the basis of a reconstructed building of one of the city’s clinics, with a capacity to rehabilitate about 600 patients a year and employ at least 40 doctors.
According to the Ministry of Health on its website on Wednesday, after the renovation of the hospital building, the center will cover an area of about 2,000 square meters and will include a rehabilitation area, a prosthetics laboratory, and an inpatient department for complex cases.
As reported earlier, Superhumans Center announced plans to open centers in Odesa and Mykolaiv.
The first clinic of the Superhumans Center project was opened in April 2023 in Lviv on the basis of a local hospital. Earlier, the first stage of this center was opened – a prosthetic workshop and part of a rehabilitation center. It is planned to treat about 3 thousand patients annually.
Investments in the launch of the Superhumans rehabilitation medical center in Lviv are estimated at $54 million. Funds for the project are raised in Ukraine and abroad through fundraising.
The Superhumans clinic focuses on prosthetics for adults and children, surgical operations to reconstruct and restore disfigured body parts, including the face, and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder.
A memorandum of cooperation was signed between Superhumans and the Ministry of Health. The project was initiated by Ukrainian businessman Andriy Stavnitser. Another founder of the project is Stavnitser’s business partner Philip Grushko.
Raiffeisen Bank (Kyiv) has opened its first underground branches in Kharkiv and Dnipro, the bank’s telegram channel reported on Friday.
As specified, the underground branches will operate on the basis of existing ones and will serve customers in case of an air alert. Customer service is already available through a separate entrance leading to the underground premises.
“Underground workplaces allow us to ensure continuity of customer service even in the event of air raids. This is especially important in cities that are subject to constant shelling, which is why branches are forced to stop working on the surface for a rather long time,” Artem Nidzelsky, Retail Business Director of the center of the bank’s southeastern region, said in a statement.
According to him, the continuous operation of the branches allows to support local businesses and provide access to financial services. This, in turn, helps to minimize economic losses for entrepreneurs and the population.
“It is also extremely important that the new initiative creates safer working conditions for employees, allowing them to work more confidently and with less stress,” emphasized Nizelsky.
Underground branches provide all banking services as well as traditional branches, including account opening, deposits, lending, customer consultations and cash payments.
Raiffeisen Bank explained that the first underground bank branches appeared in cities located near the hostilities and constantly under fire. The number and duration of air raids in these cities is increased, customers have limited access to offline services and frequent problems with stable communication.
This step is expected to help maintain economic stability in the frontline regions, preserve customer confidence and provide a sense of stability and security when using banking services, which is especially important in wartime.
In the future, the bank plans to open separate underground branches in Kharkiv, Dnipro and other frontline cities.
JSC CB PrivatBank has put up for sale through the OpenMarket electronic trading system (SE SETAM of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine) the shopping center “Pryozernyi” in Dnipro. The sale of one of the largest and most attractive shopping centers for retail development in Dnipro is part of the bank’s program of selling non-operating real estate under a transparent and open bidding procedure.
Built in 2009, Priozernyi shopping center is the third largest shopping center in Dnipro (over 32 thousand square meters) and has six above-ground floors and an underground floor with a parking lot and a shelter for visitors during air raids.
“PrivatBank has successfully defended in court the ownership of the Priozerny shopping center, which was transferred to the bank’s balance sheet as collateral for loans before the bank’s nationalization,” says Olena Yevtushenko, Head of Real Estate Management at PrivatBank. – “Retail is not a banking business, so today we are offering a very interesting object at an open auction that can become one of the leaders in the market of retail and entertainment services.
“SETAM has successful experience in selling similar lots from the balance sheets of banks across Ukraine, including PrivatBank. For our part, we guarantee open access to all those wishing to participate (citizens and business representatives) in the auction and an open bidding process,” said Oleksandr Mamro, CEO of SETAM.
The unique advantages of Priozerny shopping center are its convenient location in the city center near the Central Market and railway stations. Also, Priozerny shopping center is currently the only shopping center in the city that has both retail space, office and warehouse space, as well as entertainment and sports areas with swimming pools and a SPA zone.
Depending on the format and size of the outlets, the shopping center can have up to 100 tenants. The shopping center has six elevators and four escalators, a central entrance equipped with a ramp, underground parking for 100 cars, as well as a ground parking lot with 40 parking spaces.
The starting price of the lot is UAH 430,060,700.00 including VAT. The date of the electronic auction is August 28, 2024 (lot No. 556963), the guarantee fee for participation: 5% of the initial sale price of the property (UAH 21,503,035), which will be credited to the sale price.
The lot consists of a shopping center with a total area of 32,408.7 sq.m. located at 1 Maidan Ozernyi (Bobrova) Str., Dnipro, and 12 land plots. In addition to the lot price, the successful bidder is obliged to purchase fixed assets worth UAH 2.2 million including VAT.
Detailed information and conditions of participation in the auction are available here.
Vilnius will allocate 300 thousand euros for the reconstruction of the Taras Shevchenko National Theater in Dnipro, which will result in the theater becoming a modern inclusive art space with opportunities for exhibitions, concerts, and master classes, said the head of the regional military administration Serhiy Lysak.
“300 thousand euros for the Taras Shevchenko National Theater in Dnipro. This amount will be allocated by Vilnius for reconstruction. The money is from the Ukraine Assistance Fund,” he wrote on his Telegram channel on Friday.
Lysak said that the money will be used to restore a large machine room, which is currently not in operation. “However, it is planned to turn it into a real artistic hub. It will be used for exhibitions, concerts and master classes. A reliable and comfortable shelter will be created there,” added Lysak.
According to him, the reconstruction will involve the dismantling of everything outdated. “To make the space barrier-free, an additional entrance will be arranged. And also the stage. Major repairs, installation of ventilation.”
“I am grateful to our international partners for supporting the region.
I thank the mayor of the capital of Lithuania, Valdas Benkunskas, for this decision. And the Ministry of Culture for promoting this important initiative,” Lysak summarized.
Source: https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/diplomats/992150.html
Starting December 20, Ukrzaliznytsia JSC (UZ) will launch an analog of Kyiv City Express in Dnipro. Dnipro City Express will connect the city with the suburbs and satellite cities, the company’s press service reports.
“Ukrzaliznytsia is launching a new urban mobility project in another region. The Dnipro City Express system will be launched in Dnipro on December 20 this year,” the statement said.
It is noted that at the first stage, Dnipro City Express will run on the Dnipro-Kamianske route and will stop at Horyainove, Diivka, Sukhachivka, and Zaporizhzhia-Kamianske stations.
Trains will depart from Dnipro at 5:14 (except weekends), 6:20, 10:00, 11:30 (except weekends), 15:40, 17:10 (except weekends), 19:10. Trains will depart back from Kamianske at 6:14 (except weekends), 9:00, 11:26, 12:42 (except weekends), 16:41, 19:12 (except weekends), 20:14.
The travel time in both directions from the initial to the final station will be approximately 40 minutes, and the cost will be from 12 to 18 UAH.
UZ reported that the updated and modern rolling stock will be used for trips on the route: electric trains of the EPL2T series, restored at the facilities of Ukrzaliznytsia, will run on the route.
The trains will be equipped with ramps, seats for people with disabilities and inclusive restrooms, Braille navigation, bicycle racks, and Type-C and USB ports for charging gadgets.
Synevo Medical Laboratory has modernized its laboratory in Dnipro, increasing its capacity by 20%.
According to the press release of Synevo, within the framework of modernization in the laboratory a diagnostic platform Cobas Pure from Roche Diagnostics (Switzerland) was installed, which is capable of performing 230 types of biochemical analyses at a rate of up to 870 tests per hour.
As a result of the upgrade, the total throughput capacity of bio/immunoassay analyzers in Dnipro will be 5,270 tests per hour.
“The capacity of the laboratory allows to qualitatively and quickly meet the demand of customers from the eastern and central regions of the country. Today this is a super-important task, as the work of the Synevo laboratory in Kharkov was suspended for security reasons, which significantly increased the load on the Dnipro laboratory of the company,” the press release emphasizes.
In general, thanks to the expansion of the analyzer base, the laboratory of Synevo in Dnipro can now perform 20% more tests of biochemical group (e.g. liver tests, kidney tests and others), electrolytes, as well as immunochemical group (e.g. thyroid hormones, reproductive panel, prenatal diagnostics, etc.).
“Synevo Ukraine” (Synevo Ukraine) is the largest network in Ukraine with 317 laboratory centers, seven laboratories (in Kiev, Lviv, Chernivtsi, Vinnitsa, Odessa, Kherson and Dnipro) and more than 1800 employees in 13 countries. The capacity of the network is more than 800 types of testing, annually serving about 4 million customers, performing more than 15.8 million tests. It is part of Medicover, a leading international healthcare and diagnostic services company.
Synevo International Laboratory Network (Synevo) is present in 10 European countries, with laboratories in Germany, Poland, Romania, Turkey, Georgia, Moldova, Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In 2017, Synevo Ukraine as part of Medicover was listed on Nasdaq (Stockholm), becoming the first and only medical company in Ukraine to carry out an IPO.
