Superhumans Center

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Superhumans Center
Geography
Location	Wynnyky, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine
Organisation
Funding	Public hospital
Services
Beds	50
Links
Website	https://www.superhumans.com/
Lists	Hospitals in Ukraine

The Superhumans Center is an orthopedic specialist clinic for the treatment and rehabilitation of war victims who are dependent on a prosthesis due to amputation. The focus of the clinic is a personalized approach to body and facial reconstruction, limb prothesis, skin transplantation, exoskeletons, powered by domestically manufactured state-of-the-art medical devices but also psychological support for patient. Co-founded by Andrey Stavnitser and Philipp Grushko, the center operates several departments, including surgical, traumatological, physical, PTSD and a pediatric reconstruction department.^[1][2] Howard Graham Buffett provided the initial funding of $16.3 million (USD).^[3]

On April 14, 2023, the hospital in Wynnyky, Lviv Oblast was ceremoniously opened after only 8 months of renovation in the presence of the President's wife Olena Zelenska and the Minister of Health Viktor Liashko.^[4]

Among the guests of honor at the opening was Richard Branson of the Virgin Group ^[5]

The supervisory board of the clinic includes President's wife Olena Zelenska. Supporters include rock singer Sting and his partner Trudie Styler, actor and director Liev Schreiber, the British Virgin Group,^[6] and various American charities operating under the U.S. Charities covered by 501(c)(3).^[7][8]

On November 5, 2022, Ukrainian singer-actor Andriy Danylko, also known by his stage name Verka Serduchka, auctioned off his 1974 Rolls-Royce, once owned by Freddie Mercury, through London auction house Sotheby's for £250,000 to deal with the sale of the car to the Superhumans Center for support. The car, which was auctioned by Danylko in 2013 for £75,000, raised an additional £36,250 thanks to the sale house waiving the buyer's premium, raising a total of £286,250 (about €328,900).^[9][10] In 2023-2024, Dmytro Derevytskyy's company, ALLO donated UAH 15 million for prostheses and prosthetics.

By mid-2023, an estimated 10,000 Ukrainian had lost a limb during the war.^[11] As of 2024, the center continues to repair Ukraine's most gravely war-wounded.^[12]

• Official website