50-bed upgrade of the Provincial Hospital Parvat, a new height in services and facilities

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Nepal Health News, Parvat – The process of upgrading the 50-bed capacity of the Provincial Hospital Parvat has begun. Established around 35 years ago in the year 2046 BS, the hospital has been providing services with a capacity of 64 beds, despite having approval for only 15 beds. This has been made possible by employing additional manpower. The government has now granted approval for 50 beds, which will improve both the hospital’s services and manpower.

According to the hospital’s chairman, Shankar Giri, the upgrade will include the addition of more specialist doctors and expanded services. Currently, the hospital is operating with a staff of 105 and is serving over 300 patients. With the new approval for 50 beds, the hospital will receive additional facilities.

Health Minister of Gandaki Province, Krishna Pathak, mentioned that the provincial government is advancing the process of upgrading all hospitals. After receiving approval for 50 beds, the hospital is expected to offer even more advanced services.

This upgrade will contribute to improving the standards of other hospitals in the province and will open opportunities for offering technical education in the future. According to Minister Pathak, the income of the upgraded hospital is expected to increase threefold compared to the current level.