Emergency restoration works (overhaul) of the maternity ward building of the KNP SMR "Sambir Central Hospital" at 4 Sichovykh Striltsiv St. in Sambor, Lviv region
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Description of the project
The maternity ward of the KNP SMR “Sambir Central Hospital” serves residents of the Sambir, Ralivska, Biskovitska and Novokalynivska territorial communities. The total service area of the institution has 102,987 residents. During 2024, more than 600 children were born in the institution. Currently, the maternity ward in the city of Sambir does not allow to provide comfortable conditions for the stay of patients and the work of medical and technical personnel.
Project “Emergency and restoration works (overhaul) of the building of the maternity ward of the KNP SMR “Sambir Central Hospital” on S. Striltsiv Street in the city of Sambir, Lviv region” provides for the replacement of the roof covering with insulation, the installation of elevator equipment, the redevelopment of the premises with the arrangement of comfortable wards with separate sanitary rooms, the replacement of engineering networks and the installation of a fire protection system taking into account the safety requirements for civil defense protective structures, the accessibility of the building and premises, exits and routes of the building for people with disabilities and other low-mobility groups in accordance with building codes and regulations.
The implementation of the project will contribute to improving the quality of medical services, creating modern conditions for mothers and children, as well as increasing the energy efficiency of the building. The introduction of energy-saving technologies will reduce utility costs, and the update of engineering systems will ensure stable operation of the equipment. The modernized maternity ward will become a safe, accessible and comfortable space that will meet modern healthcare standards and contribute to strengthening the medical infrastructure of the community.