Transforming Maternal and Child Healthcare in Northeast India

ACCESS Health International is spearheading a groundbreaking Multi-Specialty Hospital Project in Northeast India, encompassing Architectural Design & Specialty Bed Mix, Medical Equipment Planning & Installation, HR Planning & Recruitment, and Hospital Commissioning. This initiative aims to address Critical Healthcare gaps in the region by providing comprehensive Maternal and Neonatal Care, Advanced Pediatric Services, and specialized treatments for Women’s Health.

By integrating cutting-edge Medical Technology, Telemedicine, and Community Outreach Programs, the hospital is designed to deliver Accessible, High-quality, and equitable Healthcare to underserved populations. Through Strategic Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and sustainable Healthcare models, ACCESS Health is dedicated to transforming maternal and child health outcomes not just in Northeast India, but across the country paving the way for a healthier future for generations to come.

Key Objectives:

• Market Feasibility Studies - Conducting thorough research and field visits to ensure the hospital's long-term viability.
• Architectural Planning - Designing a facility that meets the Healthcare needs of the region.
• Full-Scale Commissioning - Overseeing the Operational launch of the Hospital.
• Technical & Advisory Services: Providing expert guidance from Feasibility Assessments to Architectural Design and Execution.

The project is ongoing, with detailed reports and sensitive information being managed internally. ACCESS Health is committed to strengthening Healthcare Infrastructure in India, ensuring sustainable and high-quality medical services.

A Specialized 120 Bedded Hospital Project:

The Northeast region of India faces unique Healthcare challenges due to its geographical terrain, limited infrastructure, and dispersed population. Women and Children, particularly in Rural and Tribal areas, often struggle to access quality Maternal and Neonatal care. Establishing a specialized hospital focused on Women and Child Healthcare can significantly improve Health outcomes, reduce Maternal and Neonatal Mortality rates (MMR & NMR), and ensure equitable access to essential medical services.

Need for a Women & Child Specialty Hospital:

Despite government initiatives like Ayushman Bharat and National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), the Northeast continues to experience high Maternal and Infant Mortality rates, inadequate Healthcare facilities, and a shortage of trained medical professionals. A dedicated hospital focusing on Maternal and Child health would bridge these gaps by providing:

• 24/7 emergency Obstetric and Neonatal care
• Skilled birth attendants, midwives, and Pediatric Specialists
• Advanced Diagnostics, Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU), and Telemedicine support
• Community outreach programs for Antenatal Care (ANC) and Postnatal follow-ups

Key Features of the Project:

1. Infrastructure & Facilities

• A Multi-Specialty Hospital with modern Maternity Wards, NICU, and Pediatric Units.
• Telemedicine integration to connect Rural Patients with Urban Specialists.
• Mobile Health Units for outreach in remote areas.

2. Community-Based Healthcare Model

• Training local Health Workers to provide home-based Maternal Care.
• Referral systems ensuring timely hospital transfers for high-risk pregnancies.
• Awareness campaigns promoting Institutional deliveries and Neonatal Care.

3. Skill Development Centre

• Focuses on upskilling Healthcare Professionals and Non-Clinical staff to improve service quality.
• Provides Advanced Clinical Procedures, Emergency Response, and Digital Health Technologies for Nurses, Paramedics, and Technicians.
• Non-Clinical Staff Development, covers Hospital Management, Patient Communication, Compliance, and Service Excellence for administrators and support staff.
• Hands-On & Digital Learning integrates Practical Training, Certification Programs, and Digital Learning Modules for a well-rounded skillset.
• Builds a highly skilled workforce, leading to better patient care and operational efficiency.

4. Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) for Sustainability

• Government collaboration under Ayushman Bharat for subsidized Maternal Care.
• Private Sector investment to enhance Infrastructure and Service Quality.
• CSR initiatives supporting free Maternal and Child Healthcare for marginalized communities.
• Relies on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), Industry Collaborations, and Government support for long-term success.

Impact on Maternal & Child Health:

• Reduction in Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) and Neonatal Mortality Rate (NMR)
• Improved access to Skilled Healthcare Professionals
• Enhanced Healthcare Equity for Tribal and Rural populations
• Strengthened Digital Health Infrastructure for remote consultations

A Women & Child Specialty Hospital in Northeast India can revolutionize Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare, ensuring Accessible, High-quality, and Sustainable Medical Services for underserved communities. With strong Policy backing, financial sustainability, and Digital Health Integration, this project can significantly improve Health outcomes and create a lasting impact.

For More details & Enquiries:

Prasanth Kumar Palepu / prasanth.palepu@accessh.org