4 2; 1% 1; 1% 1; 1% 2; 1% 1; 1% 2; 1% RESIDENTIAL AREA Vinnytsia Dnipropetrovsk 1; 0% 7; 4% Luhansk Donetsk 1; 0% Kyiv 18% 20% Kharkiv Poltava Sumy Kirovohrad 20% 32% Zhytomyr Zaporizhzhia Cherkasy Chernihiv ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE IN CASE OF SUSPECTED COVID-19 The situation of stateless persons, undocumented persons and persons at risk of statelessness is generally characterized by limited access to social services and medical care. This is due to the lack of identity documents. Without these documents, it is impossible to choose a family doctor and sign a declaration with him/her. This makes it impossible to receive primary care and other types of medical care. 92% of respondents (175 people) said they did not have the family doctor of their choice. Among them: • 43 % – 76 respondents – answered that they had been denied signing a declaration with a family doctor due to lack of an identity document; • 6 % – 10 people – said they did not know about the need to choose a doctor and sign a declaration; • 43 % – 75 respondents – stated that they had not applied to sign a declaration because they did not need medical care; • 8 % – 14 respondents – refused to answer.