New Hospital projects commissioned in 2010

Indian Healthcare - The most diverse and serving

Indian healthcare delivery is a mix of all possible forms of delivery , Here you will find

1. Public healthcare delivery
2. Private ( Corporate Chain healthcare establishments)
3. Private ( Single player )
4. Private - Trust owned
5. Small nursing homes ranging from 20 to 50 beds
6. Public limited owned hospitals ( NALCO , SAIL etc, port hospitals,
7. Army command hospitals. BSF hospitals. CRPF hospitals, CSIF hospitals
8. ESIC hospitals
9. Railways hospitals
10. Trust owned hospitals (e.g. CSI group of hospitals ) and the list goes on

The care delivery is so intensive and competitive that , it keeps the healthcare cost comparatively lower than the world scenario. On a gross scale, if we take an average , Indian doctors charge very nominal fee as compared to anywhere in the world, without compromising the healthcare quality. yes there lies a disparity in terms of rural urban technology reach and dense clustering of super specialists around tier one and tier two cities of India.but the way infrastructure development is progressing and there is a paradigm shift occurring in terms of NRHM initiatives , there will be a reverse brain drain to the villages and disparities will start o minimise.

Jan Ausadhi Yojana

In a unique initiative to make healthcare affordable Government of India has planned to start chain of pharmacies which will be open 24 X 7 and will provide popular medicines at much lower cost than the market price. This is an initiative of department of pharmaceuticals under the ministry of chemicals and fertilizers. Currently the Jan Ausadhi stores are available in following states ( Orissa , Madhya Pradesh , Punjab , Andhra Pradesh and are expected to start in other states, This is a welcome action but implementation and quality compliance to provide this service to the people from the segment of society who can not afford basic medicines should be sustained for coming times.