In 2025, the Dobrobut medical network paid nearly UAH 840 million in taxes to the state budget. This is 45% more than in 2024. The network’s revenue amounted to UAH 4.4 billion, which is 26% higher than the previous year.
Investments in development in 2025 totaled UAH 224 million, of which UAH 5.6 million was allocated to ensure the energy autonomy of medical centers.
During the year, more than 323 thousand patients visited the network’s doctors, and the total number of visits to Dobrobut medical centers reached nearly 2 million. The most in-demand specialists among adult patients were general practitioners, ENT specialists, obstetricians-gynecologists, neurologists, and gastroenterologists.
Dobrobut’s emergency care teams carried out more than 13 thousand call-outs.
In 2025, the demand for psychological assistance continued to grow. From the opening of the Dobrobut Mental Health Center in May 2024 to the beginning of 2026, the number of requests and services provided increased by 173%.
Dobrobut continues to actively develop its surgical services — the network’s surgeons perform operations in most medical specialties. In 2025, they carried out more than 16 thousand surgical procedures, which is 46% more than in the previous year.
The TOP-5 types of surgeries last year were general surgery, ENT, oncology, gynecology, adult traumatology, and orthopedics.
As of early 2026, 3.5 thousand people work in the Dobrobut medical network, including 1.6 thousand doctors. The company paid UAH 23 million to its mobilized employees, who currently number 132.
“We have never viewed growth solely through the prism of financial indicators. It is important for us that people receive medical care on time, trust us, and feel cared for. In 2025, we opened three new medical centers to be closer to patients. We expanded cooperation with the National Health Service of Ukraine and joined the Ministry of Health’s ‘Health Screening 40+’ program, as preventive medicine is a true expression of care for people in these challenging times for all of us. We are also investing in the future of Ukrainian medicine: together with Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, we are creating a Medical School so that the new generation of doctors can study in an environment where the patient is at the center of attention. By working transparently and responsibly, we are building a system in which private medicine not only provides services but also assumes part of the responsibility for the nation’s health,” said Serhii Orel, CEO of the Dobrobut medical network.
In 2025, Dobrobut significantly strengthened its corporate social responsibility efforts, focusing on projects for veterans. The company also expanded the activities of the Dobrobut Foundation, increasing the number of free medical assistance programs for those affected by the war.
