- Answers
- Should you build, where, how big, with which services, and when you break even
- Deliverable
- Feasibility report with financial model and a bank-ready project report
- Includes
- Licensing and NABH pathway for the planned services
- Typical duration
- 3–6 weeks, depending on data availability
What we study
- Catchment and demand — population, disease burden, referral patterns and how far patients currently travel.
- Competition — existing hospitals, their specialties, empanelments, accreditation and gaps they leave open.
- Payer mix — PM-JAY, CGHS/ECHS, state schemes such as RGHS, insurers and cash patients, and what each means for revenue.
- Service mix and size — which specialties, how many beds, OTs, ICU beds, dialysis stations or dental chairs.
- Regulatory path — every licence the services need, and the NABH programme you should target and when.
- Financials — capital cost, operating costs, ramp-up, break-even and returns, with sensitivity to occupancy and payer mix.
What you receive
A clear recommendation — build, change the plan, or don't — backed by a financial model you can test, and a project report in the format lenders use. If the answer is yes, the same work feeds directly into planning and design.
Frequently asked questions
What does a hospital feasibility study include?
Catchment and demand analysis, a competition map, the right service mix and bed or chair count, government scheme and insurance potential, staffing, capital and operating cost estimates, revenue projections, break-even and return analysis, risks, and the licensing and accreditation path for the planned services.
Will banks accept your project report?
Our project reports are prepared in the structure lenders expect — project cost, means of finance, projected financials, debt service coverage and sensitivity analysis. Acceptance is always the bank's decision.
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
- 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.
- 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.