NOIDA: The Workers’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Hospital at Noida’s Sector 24 is currently gearing up centers for its almost 11 lakh insured employees and their households of Gautam Buddh Nagar district, taking the total over 40 lakh individuals.
While two brand new dispensaries will develop in Noida’s industry 22 and 80 next season, the sole dispensary at Greater Noida has been ramped up and altered to industry Alpha two and also will become operational in July.
Though the 300-bed ESIC clinic at Noida caters to this complete GB Nagar district together with IPD centers, a suggestion for a different 100-bed ESIC hospital can be emptied for Greater Noida where property place procedure is under way.
The clinic is expected to develop in the following couple of decades at the ending of 2022-early 2023 and also take off the load Noida facility that now caters to individuals not just by GB Nagar but in addition Khora region of Ghaziabad, Bulandshahr, Mathura and Aligarh.
“We’re running a two-doctor OPD dispensary at Greater Noida that we’ve taken on lease from GNIDA.
This dispensary was running nearby Pari Chowk commercial place and has been switched in an Ayurvedic hospital which had ceased working here.
Currently, this dispensary has been altered to industry Alpha 2 with improved amenities and much more chambers in the previous five.
The new place is better situated with easy accessibility to public transportation and is much more spacious,” explained Dr Balraj Bhandar manager of ESIC hospital.
“Monthly lease for the center is all about $ 1 lakh,” the doctor added.
Dr Bhandar additionally adds that there’s a strategy for the ESIC hospital at Greater Noida as almost 5 lakh insured men (IP) employees come in this area.
“A 100-bed hospital has been suggested at Greater Noida.
We’re looking for property to the hospital since we’ve almost about 4-5 lakh IP employees in that region.
We’ve been provided some websites which we’ll see to finalise details.
We’ll begin with 50 beds originally and convert it to some 100-bed hospital afterwards.
Because of this, we’ll change some employees in the Noida section of this hospital.
After we demarcate the property, it is going to require approximately 1.5 to two years to finish construction job.
Land finalisation is anticipated to finish this year followed closely by in our head Central Public Works Department(CPWD),” explained Dr Bhandar.
Back in Noida,” Dr Bhandar claimed two fresh ESIC dispensaries are under construction in Sectors 80 and 22.
“These are OPD facilities.
Work order was issued to them.
Construction is anticipated to finish in 1 year’s period.
All these dispensaries will probably be larger compared to Greater Noida one and also may have four to five physicians in 1 shift.
Sector 22 comes from the industrial region so that it is going to have heavy footfall of approximately 5 lakh employees and households.
We’ve got a total of 11 lakh IP employees in GB Nagar and include their households a total of approximately 40-45 lakh individuals who get the ESIC centre at the area,” explained Dr Bhandar.
“Aside from your Sector 24 ESIC hospital, Noida now includes three ESIC OPD dispensaries that are operational in sectors 12, 56 and 57,” he added.
Dr Brahmnish Sitara in the hospital stated for now being the 300-bed hospital in Sector 24 is the most important facility for IP employees using a catchment of almost 20 lakh individuals, for example Western UP.
“We receive patients from up to Mathura, Aligarh, Bulandshahr etc besides GB Nagar.
Before, we had to get patients out of Sahibabad, Meerut, Hapur too before an ESIC facility started at Ghaziabad and Sahibabad,” stated Dr Sitara.
Even though the pre-Covid OPD footfall at Sector 24 hospital has been 2,500-3,000, now the hospital is currently becoming about 2,000 patients each day at the OPD.
“Employees also come in Khora, East Delhi, Mayur Vihar etc,” explained Dr Sitara.