Mallya Hospital, Bangalore gets the NABH Accreditation

Our client, Mallya Hospital, Bangalore, has been awarded the NABH Accreditation by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers, New Delhi. The hospital has a fantastic quality team that worked so hard and well deserves this certificate. We are proud to be associated with them and wish them good luck in all their future endeavours.

Medical Trust Hospital, Cochin – Final Assessment

Our client, Medical Trust Hospital at Cochin underwent its Final Assessment for NABH on the 7th, 8th and 9th of July 2011. It is a 750-bedded multi-speciality, tertiary care hospital. A team of 4 assessors spent 3 days at the hospital.
The hospital had no non-compliances at all during the assessment, a feat to be highly appreciated given the size of the hospital and the staff strength. It is extremely rare to have no NCs during the Final Assessment, and this shows how well the hospital had prepared itself for the same. The assessors were highly appreciative of the team, the management, the hospital and of course, its consultant who gave the right kind of guidance in the preparatory phases.
Congratulations to Medical Trust Hospital for such a wonderful performance!!!!!

NABH Final Assessment

Our client, Medical Trust Hospital is scheduled to undergo the Final Assessment for the NABH Accreditation next month. The dates are 7th, 8th and 9th of July 2011. We wish them Good Luck!!!

EMC, Cochin

Our latest client for NABH is the Ernakulam Medical Centre, Cochin. It is a 350-bedded well equipped, multi-speciality tertiary care hospital at Cochin, Kerala.

NRHM Kerala – NABH

Just back from an NABH training at Sulthan Bathery, Wayanad, Kerala. I am yet to figure out which was more stunning – the motivation of the people working there or the location. The hospital is a Taluk Headquarters Hospital catering to the tribals in the region. More than 70% of the patients getting treated in the hospital are tribals and below-poverty-line. I am so proud to be a part of the accreditation process – something that will benefit the tribal population. When the hospital gets its accreditation, it will be the first hospital in India catering to tribals that gets accreditation. And THAT is a great achievement.

I strongly recommend the route from Sulthan Bathery to Mysore via the Bandipur National Park. It is so beautiful. You can spot wild animals as you drive past on the highway. It will be a drive you will never forget if you love nature and wild animals.