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As a healthcare professional working in both Bengaluru and Tirunelveli, I've encountered unique challenges in each city. In Bengaluru, the rapid urbanization has led to overcrowded hospitals, long wait times, and increased pressure on healthcare resources. Additionally, the high cost of living often results in financial barriers to accessing quality care for many residents. On the other hand, in Tirunelveli, while there may be fewer resources compared to Bengaluru, there are challenges related to healthcare infrastructure and awareness. Remote areas often lack access to specialized medical services, leading to patients having to travel long distances for treatment. Moreover, there's a need for more awareness campaigns to educate the community about preventive healthcare measures and early detection of diseases. Navigating these challenges requires a multifaceted approach, including innovative healthcare solutions, community outreach programs, and collaboration between public and private sectors. Despite the differences, both cities present opportunities for impactful change and improvement in healthcare delivery. #HealthcareChallenges #Bengaluru #Tirunelveli #CommunityHealthcare #PublicHealthAwareness

In a significant move to bolster #health #infrastructure, the #UttarPradesh government plans to establish medi-cities across the state. These medi-cities will be set up in key districts including #Gorakhpur, #Agra, #Lucknow, #Kanpur, #Bareilly, and #Chitrakoot. This initiative aims to provide state-of-the-art #medical facilities and specialized #healthcare services, ensuring that quality healthcare is accessible to all residents. The establishment of medi-cities is expected to attract top medical professionals and #investments, further boosting the state's healthcare scenario. #DoYouKnow #InvestUP #InvestInUP #Growth #Development Invest India FICCI Confederation of Indian Industry ASSOCHAM (The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India)

The Indian healthcare industry experienced strong growth in 2023, reaching a value of $372 billion, fueled by contributions from both the private sector and the government. In the same year, India's hospital market was valued at $98.98 billion and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.0% from 2024 to 2032, reaching an estimated $193.59 billion by 2032. Looking to invest in hospitals? Below are some ready-to-operate hospitals across India: Hospital in Model Town, Delhi https://hecta.co/id/16770 Hospital on Raisen Road, Ashoka Garden, Bhopal https://hecta.co/id/16301 Hospital with equipment in Puducherry https://hecta.co/id/9416 Hospital in Jaisinghpura, Mathura https://hecta.co/id/7848 #HealthcareInvestment #IndianHospitals #HospitalMarket #IndiaGrowth #RealEstateInvestment #Hecta #PropertyDeals #MedicalFacilities #InvestSmart #HealthcareSector #ReadyToOperateHospitals #DistressedSale #RepossessedProperties #AuctionProperties #BankSeHectaPe

AIIMS Bibinagar is a young and rapidly growing institution 🏫 that holds immense potential to revolutionize the healthcare 🩺 landscape of the region. With its commitment to excellence in education, research, and patient care 📝, it promises to shape the future of medical professionals and contribute significantly to improving public health in India. ✅ Have more insights about Bibinagar? Visit us: https://lnkd.in/g8RD_vcd 👈 Let us know more about the treasure troves in Bibinagar in the comments below. #localguides #treasuretrove #pikingpin #aiims #Bibinagar #healthcare #hyderabadlife #properties #Location #LocationDetails #localguides #india #Hyderabad #propertymarket #propertiesmarketin

Tier 2 and 3 cities are seeing a boom in healthcare, with more super speciality hospitals coming up, Ashima Sharda reports for Times Now News. The 350-bed Meenakshi Super Specialty Hospital was launched in Madurai last month, while Max Healthcare Institute acquired a 100% stake in Nagpur’s Alexis Multi-Specialty Hospital earlier this year. Demand for quality treatment is rising, with Tier 2 cities outpacing metros when it comes to growth in medical consultations, a 2024 Pristyn Care study shows. Government hospitals and a few private nursing homes have been unable to keep up with this demand due to lack of infrastructure and advanced critical care, the report says. And so, cost-effective accessible treatment options are now gaining ground, from smart ICU solutions to hybrid healthcare models. Vinayak Chakravarty, Business Head at Apollo Spectra Hospitals, says that such facilities ensure timely medical care is provided without patients having to move to metro cities. How can healthcare facilities improve in smaller cities? Share your take in the comments section. Source: Times Network - https://lnkd.in/g4yfGehj businessline - https://lnkd.in/gtMfHi5V ✍: Abhiraj Ganguli 📷: Getty Images #Hospitals #Healthcare #Tier2 #Tier3

The rise of healthcare facilities in smaller cities is a game-changer for the industry and communities alike. This trend not only bridges the gap in healthcare accessibility but also brings economic growth and employment opportunities to these regions. It's heartening to see how advancements in technology and infrastructure are making quality healthcare more inclusive and widespread. Kudos to the visionary leaders and healthcare professionals driving this transformation! #HealthcareInnovation

WB has the HIGHEST number of PUBLIC Hospital-Beds but TN, KA & KL have the highest Beds/Population, Where do you stand? TN>3X of UP | KA>2.5X of MH | DL~3X of GJ 🤯. Why does there exist so much disparity? India has 710,461 Hospital-Beds🛏 in 23,599 PUBLIC Hospitals? >85% of Beds are in only 15 States/UTs & out of that 33% is in TOP-3 states: West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh. 🕴️What comes to your mind when you look at this data? Follow AGENDA+HEALTH ✅ For an F2F discussion on your AGENDA (Doctors | R&D | Start-ups | Hospitals), Click- https://lnkd.in/gyaernsZ #healthcare #healthtech #india #kolkata #delhi #hospitals #doctors #hospitalbed #chandigarh #westbengal #uttarpradesh #tamilnadu #health #healthcareprofessionals #budget #healthbudget #GOI #aiims #PGI #jipmer #expense #agendahealth #kerala #karnataka

Report on #Micro #Planning for #NBS Night #Blood #Survey at PHC, Barhiarpur A #meeting was held with the #MOIC and health workers at the #PHC, Barhiarpur, to discuss the micro-planning for the #NBS Night Blood Survey targeting #filariasis detection. The primary objective is to conduct an efficient survey that accurately #identifies cases of filariasis in the #community. Key #topics included the NBS protocol, emphasizing the necessity of #nighttime #sample #collection to improve detection rates. We #identified at-risk #populations and planned #community #engagement strategies to ensure high #participation. A #logistics plan was established for resource allocation, including blood #collection #kits and #transportation for #samples. #Training #sessions for #health #workers were scheduled to enhance their skills in sample collection and #patient interaction. A data #management system was also #discussed to ensure #accurate recording of results. The #action plan includes #finalizing logistics, conducting the survey, and analyzing data #post-survey. #Continuous #community involvement and regular training for health #workers were #highlighted as critical for success. This #structured approach aims to #enhance filariasis #management in Barhiarpur, contributing to better #health #outcomes in the #region.

A tale of 2 Regions Assam, and North East India, in general have joined the healthcare advancement quite late as compared to their Southern counterparts. The recent years have seen a surge in establishments of Hospitals 🏥 like Apollo Hospitals , Manipal Hospitals , Narayana Health , All India Institute of Medical Sciences . Although they have majored at the capital #Guwahati. The state government has ensured quality #medical education 📚 within the state which also saw many qualified and capable Doctors to practice. Still we are seeing a constant influx of patients coming down south for their critical treatment. Quite often, only to realise that the diagnosis wasn’t accurate. 🔸 Findings as per a 2023 report of the Development Intelligence Unit show that 72.5% population of Northeast states wants to migrate outside their state for treatment. 🔹 Availability of beds, infra, medicines and diagnostics do not match the demand. 🔸 Poor availability of post surgery/ discharge care 🔹 Overall hospital experience from customer service to hygiene and cleanliness Recently, the Assam CM, Mr Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that the Govt is working towards making Assam a centre for #medicaltourism to cater to both NE states and South East Asian nations. This should be a welcoming news Nowhere near to being an expert, but having worked at both places, these are what I believe North East India needs today: 💫 Competent advanced diagnostics at district levels 💫 Good exposure for Medical, Nursing and Allied medical professionals 💫 Skill enhancement for the present resources 💫 Upskilling of staff on post op/ post discharge care A robust system around patient journey from the rural or district areas to the capital cities will help to cater better to the NE people and also open new avenues. Would love to know from the experts. #assamhealthcare #healthcareinindia #medicaltourism https://lnkd.in/gif2RC9m https://lnkd.in/gfeHHn6d

India's healthcare sector is a critical aspect that needs our attention! Did you know that India has 710,461 Hospital Beds in 23,599 PUBLIC Hospitals? With over 85% of these beds concentrated in just 15 States/UTs, we need to reflect on the healthcare distribution across the nation. The budget allocation for key medical institutions like AIIMS, PGIMER, and JIPMER sheds light on the financial aspect of healthcare. The data reveals that the top-15 states in India are collectively spending a significant amount on running government hospitals. This insight prompts us to evaluate the healthcare spending scenario in the country and the resources allocated. Let's delve deeper into these numbers and consider the implications for the healthcare sector. Follow AGENDA+HEALTH for an in-depth discussion on this crucial topic.