Introduction. During the pandemic of the new coronavirus infection COVID-19, there was a decrease in the possibility of providing planned specialized medical care for various nosologies. In such conditions, public-private partnership, a form of interaction between private capital and the state, becomes an effective solution. Objective: to evaluate the possibility of providing specialized urological care in a public-private partnership hospital during the pandemic of the new COVID-19 coronavirus infection. Materials and methods. The indicators of the use of the bed fund, surgical work of the department, including the structure of operations in the context of groups of operations in the department of the Center for Urology and Lithotripsy of the Clinical Hospital No. 1 «Medsi» for the period from 01.06.2020 to 31.12.2021 are presented. Results. During the estimated period, 757 patients aged 18—87 years were treated at the expense of the CHI in the urological department of a private commercial hospital, and 861 operations were performed (283 — in 2020 and 578 — in 2021). Conclusions. The inpatient urological department of a commercial clinic can take over the provision of specialized medical care to the population at the expense of mandatory medical insurance, including in conditions of a pandemic.

public-private partnership, new coronavirus infection, COVID-19, urological care.