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Parkland Medicare & Research Center (PMRC)

THE PROPOSED PROJECT

BUSINESS NAME: Parkland Medicare & Research Center (PMRC)

LOCATION: Nepal

PROMOTOR NAME: Parkland Medicare & Research Center Pvt. Ltd.

BUSINESS FORM: Multi-Specialty Hospital (Service Sector)

NATURE OF THE HOSPITAL

The Parkland Medicare & Research Center (PMRC) will be a high end hospital with the following characteristics:

600 bedded ( First phase) tertiary health care facility with specialty and super specialty services outpatient department, inpatient department, multi-organ transplant centre, ambulatory care center, burn center, infertility centre, diagnostic center, cancer center, clinical research center, and primary care services.
It will have a state of the art radiology imaging centre.
It will be fully digitized and paperless with all clinicians and departments using an Electronic Patient Record system.
It will provide an intimate, friendly and caring environment.
Its design and processes will be patient‐focused.
High staff to patient ratios for personalized care.
Providing the highest standards of cleanliness, comfort, safety and convenience.
State of the art medical equipment and evidence based protocols.
It will be staffed by selected, highly‐qualified health care professionals to ensure highest quality practices.

The plan includes building PMRC with the following program elements:

Inpatient bed tower that includes Operation theaters and Multi-organ transplant center
An Ambulatory Care Building
Cancer Center
A Diagnostic Center
Clinical research Center
Underground Parking

The project will cost $71 million USD (490 million RMB).

HOSPITAL CAPACITY

The planned hospital will have total numbers of 600 beds .Break up of bed capacity in the hospital is given as below:

FACILITY	BED NUMBERS
Deluxe Single rooms (10)	10
Single bedded rooms (20)	20
Triple bedded rooms (60)	180
Six bedded general wards (25)	150
ICU/ CCU	160
Neonatal	60
Emergency	20
Total	600

The general wards can be further divided into two or three bedded cubicles for increased flexibility, depending on the requirements; similarly, two bedded rooms should have the flexibility to be converted to single rooms.

One nursing station should be located on each floor of the hospital.
It can be seen that majority of beds are in the triple bedded rooms and 6 bedded general ward so as to cater specialized and personalized care to the patients.
The deluxe single bedded rooms and single bedded rooms will attract the high income group of patients.