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primary, secondary and tertiary care institutions, managed by medical and paramedical persons
The government funded primary health care institutions include: According to 1990-2002
-Subcentral 137271 (1/ 4579 population) -Primary Health centres 22975 (1/27364 population) -Community Health centres 2935 (1/214000 population)
Major players primary healthcare treatment services, offers doctor consultations, diagnostic services, minor surgical procedures and products from an in-house dispensary. Price will be starts from 50 rs to 1000 + depends up on the treatment they Take including doctor fee.
Sub-Centre
The Sub-centre(SC) is the most peripheral health institution available to the rural population. Sub divisional/Taluk hospitals/speciality hospitals (estimated to be about2000) 5435 rural family welfare centres, 871 urban health posts, 1083 urban family welfare centres, 550 district post partum centres and 1012 sub district ,22,104 dispensaries, 2862 hospitals under the urban health services provided by municipalities.
Tribal Health
In order to ensure adequate access to healthcare services for the tribal population, 20,769 SCs, 3286 PHCs, 541 CHCs, 142 hospitals, 78 mobile clinics and 2305 dispensaries have been established in tribal areas. In addition, 16845 SCs, 5987 PHCs, 373 CHCs and 2750 dispensaries are located in villages with 20 per cent or more scheduled caste population.
With over 7500 beds across 43 hospitals Secondary Hospitals including teaching hospitals 12,190. Tertiary hospitals 2939. Price: for secondary hospital treatment charges will be on 1000+ i.e. 1200rs to 50,000+. for Tertiary hospitals it will be in laks.