Program steps
Helping Today! Helping Tommorow!
The healthcare systems for the most marginalised population of India face challenges at various levels – availability and accessibility of medical personnel, essential equipment, irregular medical supplies etc.
Towards a better future
Our approach
Sanmat believes that improved access to healthcare and public health will
HELP THE
VULNERABLE
BREAK THE HEALTH
POVERTY NEXUS
LONG TERM
PROSPERTY
The health accessibility challenges faced by the poor have multiple facets. Sanmat has a highly experienced team of experts with more than three decades of experience in community medicine and public health.
Path to a Brighter Tomorrow
Introducing Our Specialists
TB, HIV/AIDS
Nutrition
NCDS & Communicable Diseases
Immunisation
Maternal & Child Health
Disease Surveillance
Primary HealthCare
Family Planning
TB, HIV/AIDS
Nutrition
NCDS & Communicable Diseases
Immunisation
Maternal & Child Health
Disease Surveillance
Primary HealthCare
Family Planning
KEY REGIONS
Sanmat takes up interventions to improve access to healthcare in the districts of U.P, Bihar and Jharkhand.
100
x
Increase in
OPD Numbers
3000
+
health
camps
6000
+
Cataract
Surgeries
6000
+
vaccinated
What We Do
Our Mission is to Help People
Management Of Hospitals
Mobile Medical Unit
Telemedicine
Convergence Between Programs
Management Of Hospitals
Sanmat has been successful in providing accessible healthcare and clinical services in the remotest places in India, including the hard-to-reach terrains. In collaboration with the Department of Tribal Welfare, Government of Jharkhand, we are managing the hospitals in Dumka and Jamtara districts of the state. These places inhabit one of the most underprivileged groups- the Particularly Vulnerable Tribe Groups (PVTG).
Sanmat is also managing a 50-bedded Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) owned hospital in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. Sanmat, through its efforts ensures:
Enhanced Radiological And Pathological Serviced Access
Improved OPD, IPD & Emergency Services
Better Surgical Capabilities By Ensuring Availability Of Surgeons And Related Facilities
Better Access And Implementation Of Ayushmaan Bharat Scheme
Mobile Medical Unit
The private ambulance services charge exorbitantly from the families facing emergencies. People are forced to pay the hefty amount due to the limited availability of ambulances. Sanmat acts as a bridge between underprivileged families and ambulance service providers to monitor and control the quality of service provided.
Telemedicine
Sanmat plans to initiate teleconsultations in the ITI campus clinic, Manoharpur, in the West Singhbhum district. The objective of this intervention is to help people have equitable access to medical consultation.
Convergence Between Programs
Sanmat utilises its skill training experience and infrastructure to meet the requirement of human resources in its other programs too.
TRAINING OF HEALTH AMBASSADORS
Realising the need for healthcare volunteers at a community level, trained volunteers (especially women) as health ambassadors to identify the danger signs and advice or make arrangements for people to reach the hospital.
TRAINING OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPORT STAFF
Fulfilled the forecasted demand for phlebotomists, emergency medical technicians, bedside attendants, and basic nursing skills for COVID support and helped administer COVID vaccines to 150,000 people.
TRAINING OF VOLUNTEERS FOR THE CCCP ON COVID-19
Trained 120 volunteers in the Cus- tomised Crash Course Program on COVID-19 (CCCP), in Jharkhand:
1. on prevention of COVID-19 infection
2. actions to take in case of infection
3. identification of symptoms and need for hospitalisation
1. on prevention of COVID-19 infection
2. actions to take in case of infection
3. identification of symptoms and need for hospitalisation
Our Impact
Our Interventions
Management Of Hospitals
Mobile Medical Units
Telemedicine
COVID-19 Management
PHOTO MEMORIES
Gallery
