Challenge
Many rural areas in Meghalaya suffer from barriers to basic healthcare causing preventable illnesses to escalate.
SVM Solution
- Piloted One Community Rural Polyclinic in partnership with Gramin as a model for “last-mile healthcare access.”
- 21 clinics scaled up across rural Meghalaya to serve remote communities.
SERVICES INCLUDE
- Accessible medical facilities
- Village health camps
- Vision care, pharmacy services
- Community health education
Impact Highlights
- Reduced travel time and cost
- More timely detection and treatment of illnesses.
- Improved awareness on preventive and wellness practices in rural communities.
Project Details
Gramin Healthcare Center stands as a beacon of hope for rural health. Here’s an overview of the project’s key features:
ACCESSIBLE MEDICAL FACILITIES
The center provides easily accessible healthcare services, offering a range of medical facilities to address the diverse health needs of the community.
TELEMEDICINE SERVICES
Leveraging technology, the project introduces telemedicine services, connecting rural residents with healthcare professionals for remote consultations and medical advice.
COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION
Gramin Healthcare Center prioritizes community health education programs, empowering residents with knowledge on preventive care, nutrition, and wellness practices.
VILLAGE HEALTH CAMPS AND PHARMACY
To overcome geographical challenges, the project organizes regular Village Health Camps, providing on-the-ground healthcare services and consultations.
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
The center actively involves the community in healthcare decision-making, fostering a sense of ownership and ensuring that services align with the specific needs of the residents.
