Noon Hospital is associated with eNext ICU Founded by Dr. Sandeep Diwan who is also Director of Critical Care Medicine at Fortis Memorial Research Institute Gurgaon.

To provide better health benefits to the people of Bhawani Mandi & area, Noon Hospital & Research Centre, and Dr. Sandeep Diwan, Director of Critical Care Medicine Department at Fortis Memorial Research Institute Gurgaon & team Jointly Inaugurated e-Next ICU.

Noon Hospital CEO Mr. Mukherjee said the emergency & critical cases sometimes required joint discussion on patient conditions with two or more doctors in different specialties, like surgeons need the support of internal medicine specialists or medicine specialists need the support of pulmonologists or radiologist pathologist microbiologists and sometimes vice-versa as well as a part of treatment. Emergency and critical care management required integration between multiple resources like different level of expert manpower with different type of medical and non-medical equipment with wide range of medicinal and non-medicinal consumable and non-consumable materials which are mostly struggling to make available real time round the clock and uninterruptedly at most of the rural areas. We are trying to learn more about how we can improve rural healthcare and particularly emergency services.

Dr. Sandeep Diwan addressed the guest and presented to people, He said every local area must have emergency facilities, it will help while emergency cases and can increase chances of saving more lives because every emergency has the first 2 golden hours. Jaipur, Delhi facilities will be available at Noon Hospital & can consult with doctors online.
Zeenat Noon Harnal Managing trustee; said we are committed to saving lives. More lives will be saved and will help Bhawani Mandi and this area’s people.

At the event, Kaluram Meghwal, Member of Legislative Assembly; Kailash Bohra president of Municipal party Bhawani Mandi; Sultan Singh, Pradhan; Zeenat Noon Harnal Managing trustee; Aamir Mithaiwala, Chief Functionary trustee; Ishwar Chandra Bhatnagar, Resident Trustee; Ismail Mithaiwala, Trustee; Noon Hospital CEO Debabrata Mukherjee, Umkarlal, Vice Pradhan; Congress President Kalulal Salecha; Rajesh Karawan, Congress Mahmantri, Naresh Madhwani, Gagandeep Singh, Ram Singh, Sarpanch; Dinesh Ji Manager Bank of Baroda; Hospital Doctors & staff were presented.

The Theme of 2022 World Health Day is “Our Planet Our Health “

Health is our most basic human right and one of the most important indicators of sustainable development. On this World Health Day, lets us all pledge to make our planet a healthier place for our coming generations.
Awareness of Global diseases can help affect the overall health of society.
As Anaemia is a serious global public health problem that particularly affects young children and pregnant women. WHO estimates that 42% of children less than 5 years of age and 40% of pregnant women worldwide are anaemic.

Anaemia- Rajasthan- India

Anaemia in pre-school (6-59 months) children puts them at risk of having an adverse impact on their physical and mental growth. In anaemic children, the heart must work excessively as the oxygen supply to the blood remains affected due to it. Severe anaemia can lead to death.
In women aged 15-19 years, anaemia has gone up from 54.1% to 59.1%. The rising prevalence of anaemia in adolescents and young women is a major cause of concern as it increases the risks of complications in pregnancies and enhances the chances of birth of anaemic babies. Due to this IMR (infant mortality rate) and MMR (maternity mortality rate) are very high in India.

This can be minimised with proper education & awareness programs for women and children which can bring down the prevalence of anaemia.
The prevalence has increased from 58.6% to 67.1%, a massive jump of 8.5%. Despite a lot of programmes launched by the Centre and state governments for improving nutritional levels in children, the prevalence of anaemia has gone up drastically among preschool children.

Noon Hospital & Research Centre encourage people of this area and particularly people of rural Rajasthan to improve the quality of nutrition among girls, women, mother, and child to prevent related diseases so maternal mortality and infant mortality.

Also considering the global environment and health issues, it is important that we keep our soil, water, air, and environment free from hazards and pollution caused by humans constantly and round the clock.

Let’s make our Rajasthan our health, it is contributing to global health.

Basic Life Support (BLS) is the primary medical aid provided to a person in an emergency medical situation. This procedure can prove to be very helpful when it comes to saving the life of an individual. It is important to understand that the objective of BLS is not to ‘treat’ the person but to buy some valuable time until the emergency medical aid arrives.

Today Noon Hospital offered the Basic life Support program to ASHA workers to help the rural population during the immediate hour of any medical emergencies. It is important because ASHA are health activists in the communities, who are creating awareness on health and its social determinants and mobilize the community towards local health planning and increased utilization and accountability of the existing public health services. They are promoters of good health practices in society.

Zeen-Zar foundation charitable Trust and Noon Hospital ensured two health checkups in next 12 months for ASHA workers actively helping the society. Alongside above training, nutritious food provided to malnutrition babies and health awareness given by our Gynaecologist, Dr. Rakhee Soni and Paediatrician, Dr. Deepak Shekhawat.

‘You must be the CHANGE you want to see in the World’.

Noon Hospital located at Bhawani Mandi in Jhalawar district was honored by Zee Rajasthan in the program “Emerging Rajasthan Jhalawar” organized in Jhalawar on 31st August (district) for the recovery of maximum patients (90%) during the COVID19 second wave and for their better contribution towards the community. Shri Tikaram Jully ji (Minister of State for Labour and IGNP) and Shri Hari Mohan Meena ji (Collector and District Magistrate), Shri Sanjay Jain (District President BJP) honored Noon Hospital.
After being honored, Debabrata Mukherjee (CEO of Noon Hospital), said that it is at its highest level since the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic. Team of trained doctors dealt deadly disease with full skill and hard work for general public, 53 isolation beds, treated around 5000 covid patients with full dedication at government and subsidized rates, as a result of hard work, the Noon Hospital became the first hospital in the region to cure around 90% of COVID-19 patients in the area around 200kms. Adequate oxygen and lifesaving medicines were provided to the patients with the support of the administration and the state government.
Our Managing Trustee Zeenat Noon Harnal and daughter of Lord Noon, with her kindness and generosity, installed a Medical Grade Plant with a capacity of 58 Cylinders; also, she introduced High Tech Low Radiation CT-Scan, Ventilator, Bipap. Since Last 5 Years Patients of region are having Dialysis facility in the Noon Hospital. Well equipped with the latest technology and experienced, and skilled doctors & staff is making its mark in Hadoti & Malwa region, where patients are getting the benefits of all the schemes being run by the State Government. We will continue to work in the service of such common people and will continue to provide good health services to the people of Jhalawar district and in the same way we will continue to work for the common people in the social interest.

She has done her MBBS, DA from Devraj Medical College Devraj Kolar, Karnataka, India in year 2005. Before joining us August 2021, working with Apollo Hospital New Delhi as an Anaesthetic consultant. She has also much experience Critical Care & Anaesthetic Consultant at Yashoda Hospital & Research Centre Ghaziabad.

Team Noon Hospital welcomes her.

Today Noon Hospital celebrated 75th Independence Day, On the occasion a special program was organized in the presence of Debabrata Mukherjee (CEO) & Operation Manager Isha Bhatnagar and Doctors and other staff of the hospital. Everyone sang the National Anthem by hoisting the tricolor, The message of “Plant Trees and Save Lives and Environment ” was given by planting saplings. On this occasion, Debabrata Mukherjee CEO Noon Hospital explained about the existence of the Tricolor Flag and Democracy and its importance in every one’s life. Everyone chanted Vande Mataram with enthusiasm.

Dr. Ankita Vergadia General Surgeon MBBS, MS She is associated with us from 10 August 2021. She Has one month experience in general surgery from Mahaveer Hospital & Research Centre Bhawani Mandi Rajasthan before that she has worked as specialist medical officer at District Hospital Raisen Bhopal. She has done Post-Graduation in general surgery from People’s College of Medical Sciences Bhopal in year 2020. She did her graduation from Index Medical College Hospital & Research Centre Indore in year 2014 inclusive of one year compulsory rotating internship. After that she joined Index Medical College as Junior Resident Officer in the department of general medicine for 1.5 years. Then she joined Primary Health Centre Mordundiya Blocks Ranapur District Jhabua as a Medical Officer.

Team Noon Hospital welcomes her.