Priorities

Increase coverage of affordable, accessible and good quality primary healthcare services in urban areas

Develop an integrated continuum of care model for non-communicable diseases in urban areas

Improve patient-centric care for non-communicable diseases through a community health worker-led model

Our Current Projects

Developing an urban RMNCH+A focused comprehensive primary healthcare model to achieve sustainable health outcomes in Mysuru City

Demonstrating the development of Tuberculosis (TB) Resilient Ward in a city

Grama Arogya

A decentralization and convergence initiative for rural healthcare

CPHC model to deliver Universal Health Coverage with a special focus on RMNCH+A in Bengaluru

Arogya Sangama - 3 Way Partnership of People, Providers, and Panchayat for Health

Setting up CPHC-ILC to strengthen the capacity of selected UPHCs in delivering CPHC services in Bengaluru and Mysuru city

Developing multi-sectoral convergent urban CPHC model to achieve sustainable health outcomes and universal health coverage in Bengaluru

Mysuru NCD Continuum of Care Project

Developing a model for high coverage and quality of NCD services across the prevention to care continuum

The Chincholi Health entrepreneurship project

Developing a Health entrepreneurship model to improve accessibility of health services in a backward taluka of Karnataka

Mysuru Community Health Worker led outreach to improve patient centricity for NCDs

Developing an incentive-based CHW-led outreach model to improve patient-centric care

Implementation research to develop urban CPHC model

Developing a model to reduce costs, morbidity and mortality by increasing CPHC coverage

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Voices from the Ground

“Prathima, a CHW helped me stop alcohol consumption. During BCC, she told me the disadvantages of consuming alcohol for a diabetic patient. Slowly I tried and reduced alcohol consumption and now I am not drinking and feel healthy.”

Basavachari (Diabetic Patient, Hebbal 1st stage, Mysore)

“Being diabetic, I was worried about buying medicines every month. I was surprised to know from the health worker that UPHCs provide medicines free of cost. Now I am collecting medicines from the Government Hospital and it is a big relief for me. I thank the CHW for the information”

Rihan Jhan (Diabetic Patient, Vidyaranyapuram, Mysore)

During a phone call, a CHW-Supervisor found that a diabetic and hypertensive patient was suffering from urinary tract infection. The CHW-S immediately contacted her husband, who works in the government district hospital. An ambulance was arranged to take the patient to the district hospital. As there was no specialist available in the facility on the day, the patient was shifted to a private nursing home. Since the patient didn’t have money to pay for the treatment, the CHW-S and her husband stepped forward and contributed Rs. 10000 to help the patient. The effort put in by CHWs and CHW-Supervisors during the ongoing lockdown to counsel and help patients in need continue to inspire.

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