Are you currently looking into venturing or investing into the healthcare sector of Maharashtra? Are you looking for concrete details on the current status of the Healthcare scenario in Maharashtra? In this article, Hospaccx Healthcare Consultancy brings to you the latest bits of Information on Maharashtra’s current Healthcare Systems.
INTRODUCTION
Maharashtra, a state with a rich historical legacy and a vibrant present marked by significant strides in its healthcare landscape. With a diverse and vast population, Maharashtra faces unique challenges in providing accessible and quality healthcare services to its people. In this blog we will uncover the healthcare scenario of Maharashtra, from resource allocation to medical facilities’ availability. We will witness the visionary initiatives of the government and the dedication of the health workforce, all contributing to the intricate tapestry of the state’s healthcare ecosystem.
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE
HEALTHCARE BUDGET ALLOCATION IN MAHARASHTRA
HEALTHCARE SECTOR COMPOSITION
HEALTH INDICATORS
DISEASE BURDEN IN MAHARASHTRA
HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES BY MAHARASHTRA GOVERNMENT
Government Hospitals in Maharashtra
- King Edward Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, Maharashtra: Established in 1926, the hospital covers an area of 16 acres and boasts a bed capacity of 2,250.
- Kasturba Hospital, Mumbai, Maharashtra: Founded in 1944, the hospital encompasses 1.6 acres of land and has a capacity of 2,032 beds.
- Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital, Mumbai: Established in 1964, the hospital accommodates 1,400 beds.
- B.J. Medical College& Hospital, Pune: Established in 1946, the hospital provides 1,296 beds.
- Government Medical College (GMC) & Hospital (GMCH), Aurangabad: Founded in 1956, the hospital is spread over 99 acres and offers 1,177 beds.
- MGM Medical College and Hospital, Aurangabad: Established in 1989, the hospital has a bed capacity of 1,000 beds.
- Indira Gandhi Government Medical College & Hospital (IGGMCH), Nagpur: Established in 1968, the hospital has a capacity of 822 beds.
- Wadia Hospital, Pune: Founded in 1928, the hospital has a capacity of 800 beds.
- Dr. V.M Government Medical College & Hospital, Solapur: Founded in 1963, the hospital offers 733 bed
Private Hospitals in Maharashtra
- Fortis Hiranandani Hospital, Navi Mumbai: Established in 2007, Fortis Hiranandani Hospital operates across India, Dubai, Mauritius, and Sri Lanka, offering 45 healthcare facilities, approximately 10,000 potential beds, and 314 diagnostic centres.
- Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai: Established in 1941, Tata Memorial Centre spans 17 acres and houses 564 patient beds along with 50 ACTREC beds.
- Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital (ABMH), Pune: Founded in 2006, ABMH sprawls over 16 acres, featuring 500 beds, 152 ICU beds, and 13 operation theatres.
- Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre, Mumbai: Formally inaugurated on 6th July 1973 by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Jaslok Hospital offers 350 beds, including 75 ICU beds.
- Nanavati Hospital, Mumbai: Inaugurated by Jawaharlal Nehru in November 1950 and opened in May 1951, Nanavati Hospital boasts a capacity of 350 beds, including 75 critical beds and 11 state-of-the-art modular operation theatres.
- Jehangir Hospital, Pune: Established in 1946, Jehangir Hospital is a 350-bedded healthcare facility.
- Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre, Mumbai: Founded in 1978 by the Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust, Lilavati Hospital offers 314 beds and 12 operation theatres.
Medical Colleges in Maharashtra
- DYPMC Pune – Dr D Y Patil Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Pune: Established in 1996, the medical college and hospital boasts a capacity of 2,000 beds and offers 250 MBBS seats.
- BJMC Pune – BJ Government Medical College, Pune:Founded in 1964, BJ Government Medical College provides 1,296 beds and hosts 200 MBBS seats.
- GMC Aurangabad – Government Medical College, Aurangabad:Established in 1956, the medical college and hospital offers 1,177 beds, along with 200 MBBS seats and 176 PG seats.
- GMC Chandrapur – Government Medical College, Chandrapur:Inaugurated in 2015, GMC Chandrapur provides 1,170 beds and has 150 MBBS seats.
- AIIMS Nagpur – All India Institute of Medical Sciences Nagpur:Founded in 2018, AIIMS Nagpur features 960 beds and offers 150 MBBS seats.
- AFMC Pune – Armed Forces Medical College, Pune:Founded in 1948, AFMC Pune accommodates 846 beds and provides 150 MBBS seats.
- BVMC Pune – Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Medical College, Pune:Established in 1989, the medical college has a capacity of 730 beds and offers 150 MBBS seats.
- ARMCH Solapur – Ashwini Rural Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Kumbhari:Established in 2012, the medical college is spread over 2 acres land area and offers 520 beds, along with 100 MBBS seats.
- DUPMC Jalgaon – Dr Ulhas Patil Medical College and General Hospital, Jalgaon:Founded in 2008, the medical college and hospital has a bed capacity of 500 beds and offers 150 MBBS seats.
- KJSMC Mumbai – KJ Somaiya Medical College and Research Centre, Mumbai:Established in 1991, KJ Somaiya Medical College features 606 beds and offers 50 MBBS seats.
HEALTHCARE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN MAHARASHTRA
- Growing population:
The population of Maharashtra for the year 2023 is 124,904,071and is estimated to project 130,741,053 by the year 2030 with annual growth rate of 0.8%. - Gap in medical Infrastructure:
In the state, the total number of available beds, including both government and private sectors, is 4,00,000. According to the norms, there should be 5 beds per 1,000 population. Hence, there is a need for 6,24,520beds, indicating a gap of 2,24,520beds in Maharashtra healthcare infrastructure.Currently, there are 3,000 diagnostic centres in Maharashtra. As per the norms there should be 1 diagnostic centre per 10,000 population. Therefore, there is a requirement of 12,490 diagnostic centres indicating a gap of 9,490 diagnostic centre in the Maharashtra. - Government assistance in healthcare facility establishment:
Government of India has notified the MSMED Act, 2006.
In Maharashtra, the government supports the establishment of healthcare facilities under the Service Industry category, offering assistance based on investment scale. Three tiers define this support –- Micro enterprises with investments up to ₹10 lakhs-Small enterprises with investments above ₹10 lakhs but below ₹2 crores- Medium enterprises with investments between ₹2 crores and ₹5 crores.Incubators and startups can avail significant benefits when renting space or property. The government compensates 100% of stamp duty and registration fees during the first three years, with an additional 50% compensation in the following three years.
CONCLUSION
Maharashtra’s healthcare scenario has a beacon of progress and innovation, government’s proactive assistance in healthcare facility establishment. The strategic support provided to startups and recognized incubators, coupled with investment-based incentives, has invigorated the sector’s growth.However, as we analyze the current landscape, it becomes evident that there exist significant gaps in healthcare infrastructure and workforce. While the government’s initiatives have laid a strong foundation, it is crucial to continue efforts in bridging these gaps to effectively cater to the healthcare needs of the population. To bridge this gap, the state must continue its efforts in improving healthcare infrastructure to meet the needs of the population effectively.
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