“I was told about your hospital. Can I get a bandage? And how much will it cost?” - Nikolai Petrovich turned to the administrator of the Charity Hospital from the doorstep. Nikolai Petrovich has long-standing trophic wounds on his arms, legs and torso. In the fall, his disLet's help people in need survive the cold weatherease worsened, pains appeared.
Dressings at the Charity Hospital are free of charge for patients. As well as everything else: doctor's examinations, ultrasound, blood tests, appointments and even the dispensing of medicines. Here they help people who have no home, no passport, no citizenship.
Nurse Tatiana Anatolievna applied sterile bandages with ointment to the patient's wounds, and the therapist Kristina Igorevna prescribed him two antibiotics and explained the treatment scheme. Nikolai Petrovich was given the medicines to take with him and a date was set for the next dressing. Everything is free of charge.
Autumn and winter are the most dangerous period for homeless people in St. Petersburg. Chronic diseases worsen, hypothermia and frostbite occur, and urgent treatment is required. To help people in need, every day we need medicines and materials for dressings. Let's support the work of the Charity Hospital and give the homeless a chance to survive the cold season!
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