Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital

What Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital does

Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital (КНП КОР «Київська обласна дитяча лікарня»), operating under the brand KODL, is a multi-profile, highly specialized pediatric medical institution located in Boyarka, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine. Founded in 1959 and reorganized as a communal non-profit enterprise (KNP KOR) under the Kyiv Regional Council in 2020, the hospital serves the child population (0–18 years) of the Kyiv region through 11 specialized departments covering anesthesiology/intensive care for newborns and children, surgery, infectious diseases, palliative care, rehabilitation, psychiatry, and mental health, plus diagnostic services (laboratory, ultrasound, X-ray, endoscopy). The facility is equipped with modern diagnostic and treatment infrastructure, an X-ray and ultrasound department, a clinical diagnostic laboratory, a mobile palliative care brigade, a specialized neonatal transport ambulance, and resilience assets including a bomb shelter, autonomous heating, water well, generators, and an on-site oxygen station. The hospital holds ISO 9001:2015 certification, the highest Ukrainian healthcare accreditation, and WHO/UNICEF Baby-Friendly Hospital and Youth-Friendly Clinic designations.

The hospital's revenue model is primarily anchored in 15 contracts with the National Health Service of Ukraine (NHSU) under the State Guarantee Program, covering surgical, inpatient, neonatal, outpatient, psychiatric, palliative, rehabilitation, and mental health service packages. A supplementary revenue stream is generated through directly paid medical services with publicly disclosed UAH-denominated pricing (endoscopy, ultrasound, X-ray, functional diagnostics, laboratory tests). The hospital also participates in the NHSU 'Доступні ліки' (Affordable Medicines) program. Customer acquisition occurs through NHSU referrals, a call center, online booking via the h24.ua platform, and a 24/7 emergency department. The hospital contributes to regional medical education through clinical collaborations with Shupyk National Healthcare University, Bogomolets National Medical University, and the Lukyanova Institute of Pediatrics, and operates an international medical partnership with Mary Elizabeth's Hospital – Rigshospitalet (Denmark) under the patronage of the Third Summit of First Ladies and Gentlemen.

Name

Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital

Legal name

КНП КОР «Київська обласна дитяча лікарня»

Website

https://kodl.in.ua

Company type

Private

Founded year

1959

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital is a multi-profile, ISO 9001-certified pediatric institution in Boyarka, Kyiv Oblast, serving children of the Kyiv region across 11 specialized departments under 15 NHSU state-guarantee contracts, with supplementary paid diagnostics and an international partnership with Denmark's Rigshospitalet.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Pediatric Healthcare Services

NAICS

Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals (622310), Hospitals (622)

SIC

Services-General Medical & Surgical Hospitals, Nec (8062), Services-Hospitals (8060)

akta.pro primary industry

Children’s Hospitals & Pediatric Health Systems (HLAFAJAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Children’s Hospitals (Acute Care) (HLAFAAAI), Pediatric Specialty Care Centers (e.g., cardiology, oncology, neurology) (HLAFAJAH), Neonatal Intensive Care & Special Care Nurseries (NICU/SCN) (HLAFAJAE), Pediatric Hospice & Palliative Care (HLADAHAI)

Keywords

• Pediatric healthcare services
• Child hospital care
• Neonatal intensive care
• Pediatric surgery services
• Medical diagnostics laboratory

Headquarters

HQ city

Boyarka (Боярка)

HQ country

Ukraine

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Others

Revenue model

1. NHSU State Guarantee Program Contracts: The hospital operates under Ukraine's National Health Service of Ukraine (НСЗУ) state guarantee program. It signs contracts for multiple packages including: surgical operations for adults and children in inpatient settings; inpatient care without surgical operations; medical care for newborns in complex neonatal cases; prevention, diagnosis, observation and treatment in outpatient settings; esophagogastroduodenoscopy; colonoscopy; psychiatric care for adults and children in inpatient settings; inpatient and mobile palliative medical care; medical rehabilitation for premature and ill newborns during the first three years of life; rehabilitation care for adults and children in inpatient settings; psychosocial and psychiatric care through mental health centers and mobile multidisciplinary teams. Revenue is funded by the state budget through NHSU.
2. Paid Medical Services: Hospital offers paid medical services at published price rates (прейскурант), including endoscopic procedures, ultrasound diagnostics, functional diagnostics, X-ray examinations, laboratory tests. Prices are published on the hospital website and updated regularly.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

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Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital (KODL) is a multi-profile, highly specialized pediatric medical institution that delivers multidisciplinary inpatient, outpatient, emergency, surgical, neonatal, palliative, rehabilitation, and mental health care to the child population of the Kyiv region. The hospital operates 11 specialty departments staffed by 100+ doctors (70% holding the highest qualification category) and supported by clinical diagnostic laboratory, ultrasound, X-ray, endoscopic, and instrumental diagnostic services, as well as a 24/7 trauma-equipped emergency department, mobile palliative care team, and specialized neonatal transport ambulance.

Product overview

Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital is a multi-profile specialized medical institution providing comprehensive pediatric healthcare services. The hospital operates a unified healthcare delivery system comprising inpatient departments (pediatrics, surgery, anesthesiology/intensive care for newborns and children, infectious diseases, psychiatric care, palliative care, rehabilitation), outpatient consultative services, diagnostic laboratories, and emergency medical care. The product portfolio includes medical departments organized by specialty, clinical diagnostic services (laboratory testing, ultrasound, X-ray, instrumental diagnostics, endoscopy), rehabilitation programs, and specialized programs like the Orphan Diseases Center, Mental Health Center, and School of Superheroes educational initiative.

Differentiator

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Anesthesiology and Intensive Care for Newborns Specialized anesthesiology and intensive care services for newborns in critical condition at the Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital.
• Anesthesiology and Intensive Care for Children Pediatric anesthesiology and intensive care services for children in critical conditions at the Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital.
• Pediatric Department No. 1 and No. 2 (Inpatient Pediatrics) Inpatient pediatric care for children requiring specialized medical treatment across general pediatric specialties at the Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital.
• Emergency Medical Care with Trauma Unit Round-the-clock emergency medical assistance with trauma center for children at the Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital.
• Inpatient Palliative Care with Mobile Palliative Team Stationary palliative medical care for children with life-limiting conditions, supported by a mobile palliative team providing home-based services across the Kyiv region.
• Rehabilitation Department Rehabilitation services for children with neurological conditions and organic CNS damage, including premature-baby rehabilitation in the first three years of life.
• Mental Health Center Psychiatric and psychosocial assistance for children provided through mental health centers and mobile multidisciplinary teams serving the Kyiv region.
• Surgery Department Pediatric surgical services including urgent surgery, purulent-septic surgery, ambulatory surgery, laparoscopic diagnostics and treatment, and surgical treatment of benign formations.
• Infectious Diseases Department Treatment for pediatric infectious diseases with dermatology beds at the Kyiv Regional Children's Hospital.
• Outpatient Consultative Services Consultative medical care for children including cardiology, immunology, allergology, pulmonology, and pediatric somatics provided on an outpatient basis.
• Psychiatric Department Inpatient and outpatient psychiatric care for children, including care under the State Guarantee Program package for psychiatric care.
• Department for Premature Babies and Post-Intensive Neonatal Pathology Care Post-intensive care, monitoring, and treatment of premature babies and neonates with pathology, including follow-up under the NHSU medical rehabilitation package for premature and ill newborns in their first three years of life.
• Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory Comprehensive laboratory testing including PCR, immunoassay, coagulogram, blood gases and electrolytes, microbiology, immunology, biochemistry, complete blood count, and rapid tests.
• Ultrasound Diagnostics (Ultrasonography) Ultrasound imaging for visualization of internal organs, pregnancy monitoring, and blood flow assessment, including neurosonography for newborns and newborn screening ultrasound packages.
• Endoscopic Procedures Endoscopic examinations including fibrogastroduodenoscopy (FGDS), colonoscopy, and fibrobronchoscopy for diagnosis and intervention.
• X-Ray and Instrumental Diagnostics Radiographic examinations including paranasal sinus, chest, abdominal, skull, joint, pelvic, intravenous urography, irrigography, cystography, fistulography, and esophagraphy.
• Medical Rehabilitation for Premature Babies Medical rehabilitation services for premature and ill newborns during their first three years of life, provided under the NHSU State Guarantee Program.
• Orphan Diseases Center Specialized center for diagnosis and management of rare/orphan pediatric diseases in children across the Kyiv region.
• Telemedicine Consultations

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Feature6 records

Partnerships

21 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund)coreOthers · 28 December 2023UNICEF donated specialized neonatal ambulances to 20 Ukrainian medical institutions including this hospital. The ambulances were funded by the government of the Netherlands to support the Early Childhood Development Program in Ukraine. The equipment includes incubators, breathing apparatus, infusion pumps, monitors, oxygen cylinders, defibrillators, bilirubinometers, and laryngoscopes.
• Mary Elizabeth's Hospital – Rigshospitalet for Children, Teens and Expecting Families (Denmark)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 September 2023Under the International Medical Partnership program launched under the patronage of the Third Summit of First Ladies and Gentlemen held in Kyiv on September 6, 2023. Kateryna Savinova, General Director of the hospital, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with Denmark's leading children's hospital. The partnership includes: involvement of foreign specialists in Ukraine; exchange of knowledge and experience through internships; joint scientific research, conferences, and educational events; mentorship and telemedicine consultations; joint project and research applications, data exchange, and co-authored scientific publications.
• National Health Service of Ukraine (НСЗУ)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHospital collaborates with NHSU under Ukraine's State Guarantee Program. The hospital has contracts for 15 service packages including surgical operations, inpatient care, neonatal care, outpatient services, psychiatric care, palliative care, rehabilitation, and mental health services.
• Lera Tatarchuk and Charitable Foundation 'Tvoia Opora' (Ukraine)minorOthersProvided humanitarian aid during the Russian invasion, including food, water, hygiene supplies.
• Stiftung Runnenbaum (Germany)minorOthersGerman charitable foundation that provided humanitarian support to the hospital during the war.
• Unchaine Fund (charitable organization)minorOthersProvided humanitarian aid during the Russian invasion.
• Thomas Moen / MoenCo (Norway)minorOthersNorwegian entrepreneur and Scandinavia's leading marketer. Thomas Moen has been supporting the hospital for many years, providing equipment, funds for repairs, warm clothing, and professional advice. During the war, he organized rapid fundraising among Norwegian residents to support the hospital.
• Charitable Foundation 'Soverein Heroi' (Super Heroes Charitable Foundation, Ukraine)minorOthersProvided charitable support to the hospital during the war.
• Initiative E+ (ГО 'Ініціатива Е+', Ukraine)minorOthersUkrainian charitable organization that provided humanitarian aid to the hospital.
• Charitable Foundation 'Trinity Ukraine' (Благодійний фонд «Трініті Україна»)minorOthersProvided charitable support to the hospital during the war.
• Fortep Hetman LLC (ТОВ «Фортеця Гетьман»)minorOthersUkrainian company that provided charitable support during the war.
• Diia (government digital platform, Ukraine)minorOthersGovernment digital platform supported hospital operations during wartime.
• Small Heart with Art / ГО 'Маленьке серце з мистецтвом' (Ukraine)minorOthersPartnered with the hospital for the 'School of Superheroes' educational project opened on the hospital premises.
• Ministry of Health of Ukraine / National Health Service of UkrainecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHospital participates in the 'Доступні ліки' (Affordable Medicines) program, which allows patients to receive medicines free or with a small co-payment. The program covers over 400 medicinal products for cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, insulin, epilepsy, mental health, and other conditions.
• Shupyk National Healthcare University of UkraineminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerClinical collaboration with university departments for medical education and research.
• Bogomolets National Medical UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerClinical collaboration with university departments for medical education and research.
• Lukyanova Institute of Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology, National Academy of Medical Sciences of UkraineminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerClinical collaboration with institute for research and medical education.
• Okhmatdet National Children's Specialized HospitalminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerClinical collaboration with Ukraine's leading children's hospital for knowledge exchange.
• Ukrainian diaspora and supporters in the USAminorOthersCharitable event organized by Iryna Moris in a US city raised funds for humanitarian aid including food, water, and hygiene supplies for the hospital's young patients.
• Iryna Aidemir (Australia)minorOthersIndividual donor from Australia who provided humanitarian aid.
• Olena Sioutis (USA)minorOthersIndividual donor from the USA who provided charitable support.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Mary Elizabeth's Hospital – Rigshospitalet for Children, Teens and Expecting Families (Denmark): Denmark's leading children's hospital and KODL's formal international medical partnership counterparty under the 2023 Memorandum of Cooperation. Provides a direct benchmark for tertiary multi-disciplinary pediatric care, neonatal ICU standards, and research collaboration models that KODL is actively emulating.
• Okhmatdet National Children's Specialized Hospital (Kyiv, Ukraine): Ukraine's leading national children's specialty hospital, headquartered in Kyiv and operating as the apex pediatric referral center. Directly comparable as a multi-disciplinary pediatric provider with overlapping specialty departments, and an existing clinical collaboration partner of KODL for knowledge exchange.

Broad incumbents

• Alder Hey Children's Hospital (Liverpool, UK): UK NHS-funded pediatric hospital with comparable multi-disciplinary specialty mix including surgery, ICU, palliative care, and mental health. Operating-model peer for a publicly funded children's hospital that combines state reimbursement with charitable fundraising — a template KODL is converging on.
• Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP, USA): One of the largest U.S. pediatric specialty hospitals, recognized for complex care programs and research output. Comparable as an upper-bound benchmark for what a regional children's hospital can become through sustained specialization (cardiac, neonatal, oncology).
• Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids, Toronto, Canada): Canadian pediatric specialty and research hospital with comparable model combining inpatient care, research collaborations, and international medical partnerships. Useful peer for assessing how KODL's research-tie aspirations with universities could mature into a globally connected pediatric research center.
• Boston Children's Hospital (USA): Global benchmark for multi-disciplinary pediatric specialty care including neonatal ICU, rare/orphan disease centers, and pediatric palliative programs. Comparable in the breadth of specialty services offered and the academic-medical-university affiliations KODL is cultivating domestically.
• Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (London, UK): Internationally renowned NHS-affiliated children's hospital operating across the full pediatric specialty spectrum (cardiology, oncology, neurology, rare diseases). Closest international reference point for a tertiary children's hospital pursuing research partnerships, telemedicine expansion, and complex care capabilities.

Regional players

• Western Ukrainian Specialized Children's Medical Centre (Lviv): A specialized pediatric hospital serving Western Ukraine from Lviv with comparable multi-profile departments. Comparable in scale, public-non-profit ownership structure, and NHSU-style state funding model, serving as a direct regional peer rather than competing for the same catchment.

Market position

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Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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