How the Charity Foundation and Alisa Health Group Open Access to Modern Treatment

Unfortunately, even with the best efforts of local physicians, Kyrgyzstan does not always have access to high‑tech surgeries: cardiac teams visit only occasionally, and state‑of‑the‑art equipment (3‑D echo, intra‑operative neuro‑navigation systems) is scarce.

Problems That Cannot Be Ignored

• Congenital or acquired cardiovascular defects in children requiring valve replacement or other surgery.
• Severe infection sequelae—damage to the heart and major vessels.
• Spinal pathology: high‑grade scoliosis, post‑traumatic deformities, neurosurgical complications.

The Solution: Partnership Between the Foundation and Alisa Health Group

1. Selection

Together with foundation physicians, a list is drawn up of children who need treatment abroad.

Analysis of records, second opinions from specialist surgeons.

2. Initial Work‑up

The foundation pays for ultrasound, X‑ray, and labs in Bishkek or Osh.

Tele‑medicine consultations with cardiac or spinal surgeons when required.

3. Fund‑Raising

The foundation attracts private donors and corporate partners, holding charity events.

Transparent cost estimate and a fixed price from the partner clinic.

4. Hospitalisation

Centralised processing of documents and visas; family escorted until departure.

JCI‑accredited clinics in Türkiye with paediatric cardiac and spinal surgery units; 24/7 interpreter.

5. Rehabilitation

Follow‑up visits to the local paediatrician, physiotherapy recommendations.

Online supervision by the treating physician, delivery of medications and orthoses to the home.

Average time from application to surgery: 6–8 weeks.

What We Have Achieved

• 100 + children have received surgery since 2022.
• 93 % of operations were on the heart and major vessels; the remainder were spinal fixation and deformity corrections.
• ₽ 0 organisational fee for families: expenses are covered by the foundation and donors.

How to Apply

1. Parents or the attending physician fill out the online form in Kyrgyz, Russian, or English on the foundation’s website.
2. Attach recent discharge summaries and imaging studies.
3. Within five working days, the foundation and Alisa Health Group issue an opinion on possible assistance and indicative timing.

Where the Money Comes From

• Regular donations from citizens and the diaspora.
• Corporate partnerships: 1 % of sales from socially responsible companies.
• Crowd‑funding projects: transparent collections with real‑time expense tracking.
• Quarterly financial reports are published on the foundation’s website.

What We Do Not Promise

• An instant miracle: every patient needs thorough screening and preparation.
• Unlimited quotas: aid is allocated fairly, based on clinical urgency.
• Zero surgical risk: we work only with clinics whose safety protocols meet JCI standards, but informed consent remains mandatory.

Alisa Health Group and our partner foundation stand between diagnosis and recovery, removing financial and organisational barriers.