The year 2025 became a year of systematic and large-scale cooperation in the field of frontline medical support. A key coordinating role in this effort was played by the Nadia Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation, which, in partnership with businesses and international manufacturers, ensures stable and transparent assistance to medical units on the front line. Over the course of the year, the foundation’s team carried out 365 missions, covering more than 400,000 kilometers of logistical routes and delivering significant volumes of critically important supplies to Ukraine’s defenders.
An important partner in this initiative was Epicentr K, whose support made it possible to scale the supply of modern medical equipment and ensure its consistent presence in frontline areas. Thanks to this cooperation, approximately 200 Easy Pulse systems manufactured by the Swiss company SCHILLER AG were delivered and put into operation.
The delivery of Easy Pulse systems in 2025 was carried out in stages and covered a wide range of military medical units. As early as January, 15 systems were delivered to at least nine different military units and medical institutions, including the Northern Region Military Medical Clinical Center, mobile military hospitals, and combat units. In March, an additional three systems were delivered, followed by one more system in May, confirming the continuity of supplies. The most intensive period was the summer: in July–August, ten separate deliveries were made to various military units, including new directions and subdivisions. Overall, during the year, Easy Pulse systems were distributed among more than 15 military units and medical teams.
Easy Pulse is an automated cardiopulmonary resuscitation system designed to maintain stable blood circulation in critical conditions without physically exhausting medical personnel. Unlike manual CPR, the system provides continuous, consistent, and controlled compressions, which is especially important during prolonged evacuations, operations inside armored vehicles, or work at frontline stabilization points.
In combat conditions, where medics operate under fire, wearing protective gear and facing severe limitations of time and physical resources, Easy Pulse becomes a tool that allows them to focus on saving lives rather than on physical exertion. Swiss-made systems by SCHILLER AG demonstrate high reliability and stable performance even in challenging operating conditions, making them a critically important element of the frontline medical system.