We do Ambulatory Facilities. Medical, Surgical, Diagnostic

Wounds are a big problem for poor communities. No one knows the worldwide prevalence of burns, acute, traumatic or chronic wounds because a patient has to be seen and  treated by a healthcare professional in order to be counted! Hence, there are no reliable  statistics. Best estimate is 7-10% of population.

Provision of sustainable specialized facilities, supply chain and improved access according to population need and stated priority  so that  disadvantaged persons, especially those in low- and middle-income countries can be seen, treated, and also counted.  

Underserved Populations do not have access to healthcare facilities due to geography, financial instability or both. Universal Healthcare is absent most places. Consequently, manageable healthcare needs quickly become advanced limb or life-threatening issues that invariable shorten lives, limbs are amputated and untimely deaths occur.  Wounds are urgent problems. 

In resource poor regions, the best solution (whenever possible)  is provision of multiple comprehensive ambulatory treatment centers - medical, diagnostic or surgical- at 1/10th the cost of a comparably sized hospital. Facilities which are Turn key, fully equipped with supply chain, training and operational oversight. Facilities scalable in size and number according to community need and priority. 

 We  suggest facility designs which  comprehensively address the needs of their healthcare  focus & environment (surgical, diagnostic, medical).  They have to be robust stand alone, efficient and highly capable hybrids with features not generally found in single purpose centers. Outpatient facilities which meet high priority needs equaling care available in hospitals departments & superseding care available at traditional competing venues such as Urgent care, Ambulatory Surgical Centers, and Outpatient Wound Care Centers.