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Our Intervention
Infrastructure Enhancement involves upgrading healthcare facilities to improve the overall patient experience. This includes modernizing buildings, ensuring accessibility, and creating a comfortable environment for patients.
What is Infrastructue Enhancemet in healthcare?
Investing in health infrastructure enhances patient outcomes and strengthens the overall healthcare system. By focusing on facility upgrades, equipment provision, mobile health units, safe water access, supply chain support, and waste disposal systems, we can create a more effective and sustainable healthcare environment for everyone.
Healthcare Metric | Current Data | Source |
Public vs. Private Sector Reliance | – 70% of outpatient visits and 58% of inpatient care managed by private sector. | NITI Aayog, EY Report |
Hospital Bed Density | – National average: 0.5 beds per 1,000 people in rural areas (WHO recommends 5 per 1,000). | World Bank, NITI Aayog |
Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCs) | – 28,000 PHCs nationwide, but 30% lack regular doctors. | Ministry of Health |
Ayushman Bharat Coverage | – Coverage for 500 million people across 24 states. | Ayushman Bharat, EY Report |
Doctor-to-Patient Ratio | – 1 doctor per 1,457 people (WHO recommendation: 1:1,000). | WHO, NITI Aayog |
Nurse-to-Patient Ratio | – 1 nurse per 670 people (WHO recommendation: 1:300). | WHO |
Access to Medical Equipment | – 40% of rural hospitals lack essential equipment such as X-ray machines and ECG. | Indian Public Health Standards |
Water & Sanitation Facilities | – 35% of PHCs lack clean water access; 40% lack functional toilets. | NITI Aayog |
Supply Chain Challenges | – 25% of rural PHCs experience stockouts of basic medicines. | Ministry of Health, WHO |
Medical Waste Management | – Only 30% of rural healthcare facilities have eco-friendly waste disposal systems. | WHO, Ministry of Environment |
Our Intervention
We’re dedicated to elevating healthcare experiences by tackling fundamental infrastructure needs, supplying essential resources, and delivering critical care services directly to communities.
- Infrastructure Enhancement
“Transforming Facilities, Transforming Lives”
Upgrading healthcare facilities to ensure patients experience comfort, safety, and quality care in every visit. - Equipment Provision
“Equipping for Excellence”
Providing essential medical tools and devices that empower healthcare providers to deliver precise, quality treatment. - Mobile Health Units
“Bringing Health to Your Doorstep”
Deploying mobile clinics that reach remote and underserved areas, making quality care accessible to everyone. - Safe Water Access & Hygiene Stations
“Pure Water, Better Health”
Establishing clean water and hygiene stations to promote health, prevent infections, and support safe healthcare practices. - Supply Chain Support
“Consistent Care Through Continuous Supply”
Ensuring reliable access to essential medications, so communities never face shortages in critical times. - Waste Disposal Systems
“Safety and Sustainability in Every Step”
Implementing eco-friendly, safe waste disposal systems to keep healthcare spaces clean, compliant, and environmentally responsible.
