The Boyarka Intensive Care Hospital accepts patients with combat injuries, mainly after amputations, for rehabilitation. Most of them have severe phantom pain syndrome and undergo pre-prosthetic training. VRNOW is needed to increase patient engagement in the rehabilitation process: the simulator provides feedback, creates a motivational environment, and allows patients to work on their movement in a safe way.

The Brovarskaya Multidisciplinary Clinical Hospital specializes in the rehabilitation of military personnel with mobility impairments following injuries and wounds. The VRNOW trainer will complement traditional rehabilitation methods, improving the recovery process and patient motivation. The introduction of this technology is an important step toward modern and effective rehabilitation care. At the same time, due to financial constraints, the hospital is unable to purchase this complex on its own.

Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 2 provides rehabilitation services to military personnel with mobility impairments following injuries. The medical staff tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness in restoring motor functions and reducing pain. Installing the simulator in the hospital will help provide high-quality, modern rehabilitation assistance to our defenders.

The Nikopol Medical Center for Children’s Rehabilitation provides assistance to children with mobility limitations and pain syndromes, including those affected by war. The use of VRNOW will allow physical training to be combined with psychological support, improving children’s balance, mobility, and motivation. The installation of the system will help provide modern rehabilitation directly in the region where families with children live.

The Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council’s Regional Family Health Medical Center provides highly qualified assistance to injured children and adults, as well as rehabilitation for military personnel with traumatic injuries and mobility impairments. The implementation of VRNOW will allow for the combination of physical and psychological rehabilitation, increase the effectiveness of recovery, and create a modern, safe environment for patients.

The Modrychi Medical Rehabilitation Center provides assistance to military personnel with severe neurological injuries, spinal cord injuries, and amputations. The center tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness in the physical and psychological recovery of patients. Installing the system will help make rehabilitation more effective and support defenders in their return to a full life.

The Vinnytsia Regional Clinical Hospital named after M. I. Pirogov provides medical care to wounded military personnel with traumatic amputations and mobility impairments. Due to the growing number of patients, there was a need to implement VRNOW, a system that assists in rehabilitation, reduces phantom pain, and restores balance and coordination of movements. The installation of VRNOW will increase the effectiveness of rehabilitation and accelerate the recovery process for our defenders.

The St. Panteleimon Clinical Hospital in Sumy specializes in the rehabilitation of military personnel and civilian patients after injuries and amputations. Many of them suffer from phantom pain and complex motor disorders. VRNOW will help restore a sense of control over the body, reduce pain, and increase patient motivation to exercise in a safe virtual environment.

Our medical team highly values the effectiveness of the VRNOW VR trainer in the rehabilitation process of military and civilian patients. The device helps restore motor functions after amputations, traumatic brain injuries, and neurological disorders, reduces phantom pain, and increases patient motivation to exercise. For our hospital, this technology is essential for the further development of modern rehabilitation.

The Netishyn Multidisciplinary City Hospital provides medical rehabilitation to military personnel with neurological disorders, injuries, and mobility impairments. The medical team tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness in recovery from injuries, reduction of phantom pain, and improvement of motor skills. Installing the system will help improve the quality of rehabilitation and speed up patients’ return to active life.

The Dnipropetrovsk Regional War Veterans Hospital provides rehabilitation assistance to military personnel with injuries, including those following amputations. The number of patients with injuries and phantom pain is constantly growing, so the hospital needs to implement VRNOW. The system will help to effectively restore balance, coordination, and control of movements in a safe environment.

Since 2024, the Morshyn City Hospital has been providing rehabilitation for military personnel with injuries, amputations, and phantom pain. The medical team tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness for the physical and psychological recovery of patients. Installing the system will help improve the quality of rehabilitation and speed up the recovery of our defenders.

Doctors at the Kirovograd Regional Hospital are convinced of the effectiveness of the VRNOW simulator for integration into the rehabilitation process. The device helps patients with neurological disorders, phantom pains, and traumatic injuries to recover motor functions faster. We are asking for help in raising funds to install this complex in our hospital.

The Rivne Regional Children’s Hospital is the only institution in the region that provides highly specialized rehabilitation care to children with musculoskeletal disorders, neurological diseases, and the effects of trauma. The use of VRNOW will make the recovery process more interactive, effective, and comfortable for the child. The implementation of the system will help ensure modern rehabilitation for young patients without the need to travel outside the region.

The Ternopil Regional Clinical Hospital provides rehabilitation services to military personnel and civilians with injuries, amputations, and neurological disorders. The medical team tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness in accelerating patient recovery and improving rehabilitation outcomes. Installing the system will help improve the quality of medical care and support patients on their road to recovery.

The Bila Tserkva Central District Hospital opened a rehabilitation department in 2025 and is interested in implementing the VRNOW trainer. The system will help provide quality rehabilitation care to both military personnel and civilian patients who need recovery after injuries and amputations.

The Kagarlyk Multidisciplinary Hospital plans to provide rehabilitation services to military personnel with mobility impairments following injuries. The medical team tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness in restoring bodily functions. The implementation of this system will help ensure higher-quality, more modern rehabilitation for our patients.

The Kyiv Regional Center for Rehabilitation Medicine is engaged in the rehabilitation of military personnel with mobility impairments following injuries. The center tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness for integration into the rehabilitation process. Installing the system will help make rehabilitation more effective and provide modern assistance to defenders.

The Tarashcha City Hospital provides rehabilitation for military personnel with mobility impairments following injuries. The medical team tested VRNOW and confirmed its effectiveness in restoring bodily functions. Installing the system will help provide more modern and effective rehabilitation assistance to our defenders.