Archive · 14 Sep 2025
GMCH-32 to Launch CT Scan, MRI Under PPP Model
GMCH-32 hospital plans to offer CT scans and MRIs using a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, like GMSH-16.
This means a private company will help run the services.
The hospital hopes this will help patients get results quicker and let medical students practice on separate machines.
With patient numbers increasing, it is intended to reduce long waiting times and ease overcrowding in the hospital.
The new plan follows the success of the queue management system and the token system, both already implemented in other departments.
This helps make healthcare faster and easier.
GMCH-32 is planning to start CT scan and MRI facilities under a PPP model.
The hospital aims to provide faster reports and training opportunities.
OPD numbers have increased significantly in the last decade.
The PPP model has been successful at GMSH-16, offering affordable scans.
The program is planned to be implemented in other civil hospitals too.
- Who
- GMCH-32
- What
- Will introduce CT scan and MRI services under a PPP model.
- When
- Planned soon.
- Where
- Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH-32).
- Why
- To accelerate tests and treatment and to reduce waiting times and also for medical student practice.
- Hospital
- Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH-32)
- Service
- CT scan and MRI
- Model
- Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
- Goal
- Faster reports and student training
- Similar Model
- GMSH-16
- Other Facilities
- Civil Hospitals of Sector 22, 45, and Mani Majra