Reduction of disability and loss of working capacity. Orientation to state order and guaranteed services of the National Health System. Increase in the number of medical services. Expansion of the range of free and socially oriented services. Active participation in the programs of the Ministry of Health for IDPs, military, children, etc.

The project has a positive environmental effect, contributes to compliance with national and international environmental standards, complies with the principles of sustainable development, and is environmentally sound.

1. Indirect benefits: 1.1 Social benefits: • Improving the quality of medical services through the renovation of premises, medical equipment, and patient conditions. • Reducing the average time of patient treatment through the introduction of modern medical technologies and diagnostics. • Improving the working conditions of medical personnel, which contributes to increased motivation, reduced stress, and the risk of professional burnout. 1.2 Demographic and public benefits: • Increasing the accessibility and quality of medical services for residents of the region and all of Ukraine, especially for vulnerable groups of the population. 1.3 Economic benefits: • Reducing the cost of long-term treatment and repeated hospitalizations, which indirectly reduces the burden on the healthcare budget. • Improving the general health of the population contributes to increased labor productivity in the region. 1.4 Image benefits: • Strengthening public trust in the healthcare system. • Increasing the attractiveness of the region for medical specialists and investors in the field of medicine (basis for the development of private partnerships, attracting grants, international assistance, etc.). 1.5 Environmental benefits: • Reduction of energy consumption and emissions after the implementation of energy-efficient solutions (thermal insulation, LED lighting, modern ventilation). • Improvement of conditions for the disposal of medical waste, which reduces risks to the environment and public health.2. Indirect costs: 2.1 Temporary inconvenience for patients and staff: • Restrictions on the operation of the medical institution during the reconstruction period (partial relocation of departments, reduced throughput, queues). • Temporary discomfort due to noise, dust, limited access to some premises. 2.2 Organizational costs: • The need to train medical staff to work with new equipment or in new conditions (may lead to a short-term decrease in work efficiency). • Possible rental costs/temporary relocation of services if part of the facility is decommissioned during the reconstruction. 2.3 Potential environmental risks: • Generation of construction waste, noise and dust during the reconstruction period. • Temporary increase in energy consumption and logistics costs associated with construction processes.