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HEALTHCARE SCENARIO NAGALAND 2023

HEALTHCARE SCENARIO NAGALAND 2023

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Are you currently looking into venturing or investing into the healthcare sector in Nagaland? Are you looking for concrete details on the current status of the Healthcare scenario in Nagaland? In this article, Hospaccx Healthcare Consultancy brings to you the latest bits of Information on Nagaland current Healthcare Systems.

INTRODUCTION:

Nagaland, located in northeastern India, has been working to improve its healthcare system to provide better services to its residents, it faces various challenges, the state’s healthcare infrastructure is limited, especially in rural areas, resulting in inadequate access to medical facilities and services. Communicable diseases like malaria and tuberculosis remain prevalent, while non-communicable diseases such as diabetes and hypertension are on the rise. One of the major issues is the shortage and uneven distribution of healthcare professionals, making it difficult for residents in remote and hilly regions to access quality medical care. To tackle these challenges, the government of Nagaland has been implementing public health initiatives to raise awareness about health and hygiene, as well as conducting vaccination drives. In this blog, we aim to provide you with insights into the current state of healthcare in Nagaland, shedding light on the government initiatives, disease burden and healthcare infrastructure that shape the industry landscape.

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

HEALTHCARE BUDGET ALLOCATION IN NAGALAND:

HEALTHCARE BUDGET ALLOCATION IN NAGALAND:
HEALTHCARE BUDGET ALLOCATION IN NAGALAND:

HEALTH INDICATORS

HEALTH INDICATORS

DISEASE BURDEN IN NAGALAND:

DISEASE BURDEN IN NAGALAND:

INITIATIVES WAS IMPLEMENTED BY NAGALAND GOVERNMENT

INITIATIVES WAS IMPLEMENTED BY NAGALAND GOVERNMENT

MAJOR LIST OF GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS

  1. Nagaland Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Kohima: Established in 2023, it is a government medical college known for its comprehensive medical programs and modern infrastructure. The campus is spread over 90 acres of land, it serves a wide range of medical services with a capacity of 500 beds and caters to the healthcare needs of the region.
  2. Naga Hospital Authority: Established in 1905 offers a wide range of medical specialties and advanced treatments. With a number of beds around 300, the hospital provides comprehensive healthcare services to the local community.
  3. TB Hospital, Kohima: Established in 1968 offers a wide range of medical specialties and advanced treatments. With a number of beds around 50, the hospital provides comprehensive healthcare services to the local community.

MAJOR LIST OF PRIVATE HOSPITALS

  1. Christian institute of Health Sciences, Dimapur: is a well-established private hospital in 1988 offering a comprehensive range of medical services and specialized treatments. With a number of beds around 300, it is spread over 130 Acres. 
  2. Oking Hospital and Research Clinic: Established in 1993 offers a wide range of medical specialties and advanced treatments. With a number of beds around 130, the hospital provides comprehensive healthcare services to the local community.
  3. Eden Medical Centre: Established in 2015 offers a wide range of medical specialties and advanced treatments. With a number of beds around 100, the hospital provides comprehensive healthcare services to the local community.

LIST OF MAJOR MEDICAL COLLEGES

  1. Nagaland Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Kohima: Established in 2023 which provides 100 seats for MBBS students, it is a government medical college known for its comprehensive medical programs and modern infrastructure. The campus is spread over 90 acres of land, it serves a wide range of medical services with a capacity of 500 beds and caters to the healthcare needs of the region.

HEALTHCARE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN NAGALAND:

1. Growing population:

  • The population of Nagaland for the year 2023 is 21,892,97 Lakhs and is estimated to project 23,500,00 by the year 2030 with annual growth rate of 6.8%

2. Gap in medical infrastructure:

  • In the state, the total number of available beds, including both government and private sectors, is 3,142 beds. According to the norms, there should be 5 beds per 1,000 population. Hence, there is a need for 11,892 beds, indicating a gap of 8,750 beds in the state’s healthcare infrastructure.
  • Currently there are 40 diagnostic centres in Nagaland. As per the norms there should be 1 diagnostic centre per 10,000 population. Therefore, there is a requirement of 218 diagnostic centre indicating a gap of 178 diagnostic centre in the state.

3. Government assistance in healthcare investment:

Start-up-Policy Incentives

  • GST Reimbursement: For a period of three years, startups chosen in accordance with this policy are eligible for an annual reimbursement of the state GST paid, up to a maximum of INR 5 lakhs per startup per year.
  • Stamp Duty Reimbursement: Start-ups chosen under this policy are eligible for a 100% reimbursement of the Stamp Duty, Registration Fee, and Conversion Fee paid on lease deed.
  • Digital Upgradation Subsidy: Startups chosen in accordance with this policy are eligible for a digital upgradation subsidy at 50% of capital expenditures for the purchase of computers, and related hardware and software, subject to a maximum of INR 5 Lakhs per Startup.
  • Reimbursement for Broadband Connectivity: Under this policy, startups that are chosen may receive 50% of the rent back for a maximum of two years, up to a maximum of INR 2 lakhs. Any rent paid to an incubator or coworking space may be included.
  • Power Subsidy: Start-ups chosen in accordance with this policy are eligible for power subsidies at 50%, up to a maximum of Rs. 10 lakhs per year for a period of 5 years.
  • Marketing and Promotion Support: Start-ups chosen in accordance with this policy are eligible for reimbursement of 50% of the actual marketing and promotion expenses (including travel) incurred by a Start-Up in listing fees for online and offline advertisements, in-store promotions, publishing or digital marketing materials, trade show participation, market research, etc., up to a maximum of INR 5 lakhs per Start-Up.
  • Regulations: will be made easier by the State Government so that recognized start-ups can apply for government licenses and services with self-certification and presumed approval.
  • Encourage Public Procurement: The State Government will encourage Startups to participate in Public Procurement by waiving the requirement of prior experience or turnover as long as the product satisfies the desired specifications. Additionally, the State Government will encourage consortiums of eligible companies with start-ups to bid for State Government projects, which will add the element of innovation and new ideas.

CONCLUSION

The healthcare scenario in Nagaland, as of 2023, presents both challenges and opportunities. The state has been striving to improve its healthcare system to cater to the growing population of approximately 2.19 million, which is estimated to reach 2.35 million by 2030. However, the healthcare infrastructure remains limited, particularly in rural areas, resulting in inadequate access to medical facilities and services. The disease burden in Nagaland includes both communicable and non-communicable diseases, necessitating a robust healthcare system to address these health challenges. The government has been taking initiatives to raise awareness about health and hygiene through public health programs and vaccination drives. Healthcare investment opportunities exist in Nagaland due to the existing gap in medical infrastructure, with a need for additional beds and diagnostic centres to meet the growing demand. Furthermore, the state government offers attractive incentives and assistance to startups and investors, making it favourable for healthcare ventures.

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