Accessibility of Healthcare Facilities and Pharmacies for Persons with Disabilities: Legal Requirements

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Today, accessibility for a medical facility or pharmacy is no longer about the owner's "goodwill" or the mere presence of a ramp. It is a strict licensing requirement, non-compliance with which can lead to the suspension of a clinic or pharmacy's operations, revocation of licenses, or denial of state funding.

With the entry into force of the updated state building codes (specifically DBN V.2.2-40:2018), approaches to evaluating inclusivity have changed radically. While regulatory bodies could previously "turn a blind eye" to the absence of tactile paving or narrow bathroom doorways, today accessibility is a mandatory condition for:

  1. Obtaining a medical license and making amendments to it.

  2. Obtaining a license for the retail trade of medicinal products.

  3. Concluding contracts with the NHSU (National Health Service of Ukraine).

  4. Undergoing accreditation.

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Publication date: 26/05/2026


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