- Best time to involve us
- Before the architect finalises drawings
- What we deliver
- Feasibility report, space programme, equipment list, staffing plan, SOPs
- Works with
- Your architect, contractor and equipment vendors
- End point
- Licences in place and NABH entry-level certification within the first year
What we handle
- Feasibility study & project reportHospital feasibility studies: demand and competition analysis, service mix, bed sizing, costs, break-even and a bank-ready project report.
- Planning & NABH-ready designNABH-ready hospital planning: department adjacencies, patient and material flows, infection control zoning, OT, ICU, fire and medical gas.
- Equipment planningDepartment-wise hospital equipment lists, specifications, vendor comparison, AERB checks, calibration and maintenance planning for NABH.
- Staffing & recruitmentStaffing plans and recruitment for hospitals, AYUSH centres and dental clinics: role-wise numbers, credential checks and NABH-ready HR files.
- Staff trainingOn-site hospital staff training: NABH awareness, infection control, medication safety, fire, biomedical waste, patient rights and indicators.
- Digital marketing for hospitalsEthical digital marketing for hospitals, AYUSH centres and dental clinics: Google Business Profile, SEO, content and reviews within the rules.
From idea to accredited hospital
We support promoters, doctors and investors through the decisions that are hardest to undo: whether the market supports the project, how big it should be, what goes where, what to buy and whom to hire. Every recommendation is checked against NABH requirements and state licensing rules, so the hospital opens compliant and can move to NABH entry-level certification once it meets the operational period.
Frequently asked questions
When should a new hospital start preparing for NABH?
At the planning stage. NABH standards affect room sizes, patient flow, infection control zoning, fire safety, medical gas, biomedical waste routes and staffing. Planning these early avoids costly rework, and a new facility can apply once it has been operational for the period the programme requires — typically six months.
Get a free gap assessment for your facility
Tell us your facility type, bed or chair count and city. Dr. Ashutosh Sharma will tell you which NABH programme fits, what it will cost and how long it will realistically take — before you commit to anything.
Related
- Entry-level certification (hospitals)NABH Entry-Level Certification (2nd Edition) for allopathic hospitals: eligibility, occupancy norms, 2-year fees by beds and the PMJAY Silver incentive.
- Clinical establishment registrationClinical establishment registration under CEA 2010 or your state's law: which applies, provisional vs permanent registration, penalties, documents.