Archive · 20 Aug 2026
Champawat Hospital Adds Blood Component Unit for Emergency Care
Champawat District Hospital now has a new unit that can separate donated blood into useful components.
This can help doctors treat patients who need urgent or specialised care.
The unit cost about ₹50 lakh to establish.
It is the first facility of its kind in Champawat.
Patients may no longer need to travel to other districts for these services.
The hospital has also received a new 50-bed critical care block.
Other projects include diagnostic facilities, operation theatres, roads, parking and drainage systems.
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said the projects are meant to improve Champawat’s future healthcare and infrastructure.
District Hospital Champawat inaugurated its first blood component separation unit at a cost of around ₹50 lakh.
The facility is intended to improve local access to blood components during urgent and specialised treatments.
Officials said the unit could reduce patients’ need to travel outside Champawat for blood component services.
A 50-bed critical care block has also been constructed at the hospital at an estimated cost of around ₹20 crore.
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said healthcare and wider infrastructure projects were being developed across Champawat.
- Who
- District Hospital Champawat, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and Health Minister Subodh Uniyal.
- What
- A blood component separation unit was inaugurated at District Hospital Champawat, alongside announcements about other hospital and infrastructure projects.
- When
- The unit was inaugurated on Thursday; the articles do not specify the date.
- Where
- District Hospital Champawat in Champawat district, Uttarakhand.
- Why
- To improve access to blood components for emergency and specialised treatment and reduce patients’ need to travel outside the district.
- Facility
- Blood component separation unit
- Establishment cost
- Around ₹50 lakh
- Hospital expansion
- A 50-bed critical care block costing about ₹20 crore
- Existing services
- CT scan, MRI and dialysis facilities
- Additional hospital works
- A diagnostic wing, operation theatres and parking facilities are under construction or development
- Other infrastructure investment
- Projects include more than ₹62 crore for a multi-storey parking facility and shopping complex, over ₹66 crore for drainage, and more than ₹240 crore for drinking water systems