Berezoviy Gai Sanatorium
The largest sanatorium of the complex, with 538 beds. Ukraine’s leader in diabetes care: the country’s first "Diabetes School" was set up here in…
Mirgorod, Poltava region · since 1917
Accommodation
The medical facilities are shared. The difference is in specialisation, room stock and the daily rate.
The largest sanatorium of the complex, with 538 beds. Ukraine’s leader in diabetes care: the country’s first "Diabetes School" was set up here in…
A 448-bed sanatorium in the heart of the balneological resort. It specialises in digestive diseases and runs four rehabilitation departments.
temporarily closed
A 426-bed sanatorium in a seven-storey building: dining room, guest rooms and the treatment and diagnostic centre under one roof.
temporarily closed
The most affordable sanatorium of the complex, with 358 beds. The only one with departments for expectant mothers and for mothers with children.
Natural foundation
This is drinking mineral water for medicinal and table use — the foundation of treatment for digestive diseases. A doctor prescribes it: the temperature, the amount and the time of day are chosen for your diagnosis, not to taste.
The resort’s second natural resource is peat therapeutic mud. It is used for disorders of the musculoskeletal system and of the peripheral nervous system.
Rooms
From UAH 1,428 to UAH 3,420 per person per day.
Treatment
Each card lists indications, contraindications, what the treatment includes and the sanatorium where the programme runs.
Diseases of the oesophagus
Type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus with ideal, optimal or suboptimal glycaemic control, with or without complications (E10, E11)
General diseases of the oesophagus in remission or unstable remission
Subacute period after lung surgery, including for suppurative processes of non-tuberculous origin
Chronic cerebrovascular insufficiency: cerebral atherosclerosis
Conditions following gastric drainage operations combined with various types of vagotomy (K26)
Stage II hypertension in patients with metabolic syndrome who are under regular medical supervision
Adjustment disorders (F43)
Subacute period after hysterectomy and surgery on the uterine adnexa
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