Energy saving measures of the rehabilitation treatment building

The project entails a capital renovation of the rehabilitation building of the Municipal Non-Profit Enterprise "Central City Hospital" of the Rivne City Council, incorporating comprehensive energy-saving measures. Plans include thermomodernisation of facades, replacement of windows and doors, upgrading engineering networks (heating, ventilation, lighting), and installation of modern safety systems and barrier-free access (tactile paving, lift, ramps).

Rivne, known as the city of three gates, has an ancient emblem with three arches symbolizing the main routes to the city. Today, many roads lead to Rivne, attracting tourists. From Rivne, one can embark on journeys to medieval castles, sites of Cossack and rebel battles, and see national shrines like icons and books. Rivne region offers beautiful landscapes for nature lovers, while Rivne city itself warmly welcomes travelers with a homely atmosphere.

The project forms part of Rivne community's strategy to modernize medical infrastructure while adapting to wartime needs and energy-security challenges. The rehabilitation building plays an important role in the regional healthcare system, providing medical services for trauma treatment and surgical interventions to city and regional residents. Every day, it serves patients requiring prolonged assistance – including service members, persons with disabilities and patients before and after surgery. Project outcomes: significant reduction in energy consumption; assured continuity of the medical facility's operations; improved quality and safety for patients; better working conditions for the medical team.