In today’s era of increasing demand for hospital facilities and services, the hospital industry has emerged as one of the largest in the world—offering vast employment opportunities. A well-managed hospital requires overall efficiency in the health sector and smooth internal administration.
Our hospital is equipped with a range of departments and services to ensure comprehensive care:
24-hour Oxygen, Nebulizer, X-ray
Doppler services
24-hour Generator backup
Ambulance services
Service | Charges |
ICU Charge | Rs. 2500 per day |
Oxygen Charge | Rs. 70 per hour |
Foils Catheter Charge | Rs. 250 |
Emergency Charge (Day) | Rs. 500 |
Emergency Charge (Night) | Rs. 1000 |
Nursing Charge | Rs. 500 per day |
Nebulization Charge | Rs. 60 per session (15 min) |
Private Room (A/C) | Rs. 1300 per day |
Bed Charge (A/C) | Rs. 700 per day |
Bed Charge (Non A/C) | Rs. 300 per day |
Central Line Charge | Rs. 1000 |
MD Doctor Visit Charge | Rs. 1000 per visit |
DM Doctor Visit Charge | Rs. 1200–1500 per visit |
Ryle’s Tube Charge | Rs. 150 |
B.T. + Cross Match Charge | Rs. 500 |
R.B.S. Charge | Rs. 60 |
Modern hospitals play a broader role than just healthcare services. Their scope has expanded to:
Labor optimization (skilled manpower, both medical and non-medical).
Hospital administrators face complex challenges in managing various departments. To succeed, they must master:
Human skills are the most important. These involve:
Building a strong, functional team.
Availability and openness to staff and the public.
Hospital management today has become a specialized discipline due to rising healthcare demands, automation, legal frameworks, and patient expectations.
Internal Control: Safeguarding assets, ensuring efficiency, and policy adherence.
To manage modern hospitals efficiently, administrators must be trained professionals skilled in:
The Indian Institute of Health Education & Research (IIHER), Patna, offers a 1-year diploma in Hospital Management to meet the growing need for trained hospital administrators.
