Frontline Medics

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Nonprofit organization
◾Mobile Clinic in red zone
◾Trauma Emergency
◾Field Medevac
◾Psychological support
Based in Ukraine
• 501(c) 3
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🚨 Our ongoing mission needs helpYou see our work. You understand the specialized medical care we provide, how rare and v...
09/18/2026

🚨 Our ongoing mission needs help

You see our work. You understand the specialized medical care we provide, how rare and valuable it is.
Rising fuel prices are putting a higher strain on our operating cost. Transportation is vital as we frequently transfer volunteers and materials.

🔷 We need your support to continue our work 🔷

Please visit our donorbox: donorbox.org/fm-lifeblood

As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, your generous contributions are tax-deductible in the U.S.

Our clinics are staying busy, we’re still seeing over 200 patients per week. That's a lot of people desperately seeking ...
09/16/2026

Our clinics are staying busy, we’re still seeing over 200 patients per week.
That's a lot of people desperately seeking medical treatment, and our clinics deliver in areas where there are no other options.

They had a community, they had a doctor, and now they have us.

This project is part of our work providing essential medical services, and is in partnership with Soleterre funded by Italian Cooperation.

09/14/2026

Severe shrapnel and blast injuries across the face (eyelid, chin), sternal notch, right lateral arm, and thorax. Two deep subcutaneous penetrating wounds on the right side without thoracic entry. Multiple penetrating wounds to the frontal abdomen, possible peritoneal breach defense muscle involvement confirmed. Deep wound to the right hip, plus dozens of superficial shrapnel injuries across the frontal and right lateral body.

Initial eFAST negative (

Splinting doesn’t need to be complicated.What we teach are the principles of splinting. Support the limb, pad pressure p...
09/12/2026

Splinting doesn’t need to be complicated.

What we teach are the principles of splinting. Support the limb, pad pressure points, immobilize the joint above and below, secure it firmly without compromising circulation, and check the distal pulse before and after.

📷 A commercially produced SAM splint, or other made-for-purpose splinting materials are excellent when you have them. 🔹But as long as you follow the main principles you can also improvise and use sticks, boards, cardboard, a shovel handle 🪏or a rigid pack.🔹

💙💛 Thank you to our incredible supporters: Your donations allow us to provide this kind of training. 💙💛

To ensure this vital work doesn't stop please visit: https://donorbox.org/fm-lifeblood

At Frontline Medics we are proud to provide units with field medicine training, such Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC...
09/05/2026

At Frontline Medics we are proud to provide units with field medicine training, such Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) and the ex*****on of MARCH algorithm (Massive Bleeding, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia).

🔴 We have instructors continuously stationed at 2, sometimes 3 different locations. The consistent demand and positive feedback indicate how valuable their work is. 🔴

📷 Hands on fieldwork forces trainees to operate only with what they carry in their aid bags. They learn to adapt to restricted lighting, weather, dirt, and uneven terrain. Instructors provide immediate feedback and corrections to ensure high stakes technical details are properly executed. This gives soldiers confidence while ensuring they can perform precise life-saving procedures like tourniquet application.

This training happens because of your donations. To support it please donate to: https://donorbox.org/fm-lifeblood

Our mobile clinic regularly visits a local shelter where amputees are given care. These amputees are typically victims o...
09/02/2026

Our mobile clinic regularly visits a local shelter where amputees are given care.

These amputees are typically victims of enemy attacks on civilian buildings. With their homes destroyed they find refuge in IDP (Internally Displaced Persons) shelters.

Physiotherapy can be hard to find in these challenging environments, but it has significant value. The human toll will last long after the conflict, and the treatments they receive now will shape their rehabilitation and lifelong experience.

This project is part of our work providing essential medical services, and is in partnership with Soleterre, funded by Italian Cooperation.

08/31/2026

“🚙 Shrapnel injuries case study 🤕🤕🤕

🤕: Severe shrapnel and blast injuries on face+eyelid+chin, sternal notch, right lateral arm.
🤕: Thorax right side 2 deep subcutaneous penetrating wounds, multiple penetrating wounds frontal abdomen with possible peritoneal entrance.
🤕: Deep wound latter right hip, and a lot superficial shrapnel injuries on frontal and right lateral plane of the whole body

⛑️: Sedation, analgesia, antibiotics, wound packing with bandages and dressing, central line.
🚑: Onwards to hospital for further care

Help us save more lives: https://donorbox.org/fm-lifeblood

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Loma
Loma Linda, CA
92354

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