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LIST of MAJOR HEALTH INSTITUTIONS S.No BLOCK NAC LIST OF MAJOR HEALTH INSTITUTIONS S.No BLOCK NAC PLACE HEALTH UNIT NAME PURI1 Puri Mty DHH Puri DHH ,Puri 2 Kakatapur AH Kakatpur AH ,Kakatpur 3 Krushnaprasad AH Krushnaprasad AH ,Krushnaprasad 4 Nimapada NAC AH Nimapara AH ,Nimapara 5 Nimapada AH Balanga AH ,Balanga 6 Pipili NAC AH Pipili AH ,Pipili 7 Puri AH Baliput AH ,Baliput 8 Puri Mty Hosp Mater KDMMHome Puri Hosp Mater ,KDMMHome Puri 9 Puri Mty Hosp TB TB&ID Hosp Puri Hosp TB ,TB&ID Hosp Puri 10 Puri Mty Hosp Paed Paed Hosp Puri Hosp Paed ,Paed Hosp Puri 11 Satyabadi AH Sakhigopal AH ,Sakhigopal 12 Brahmagiri CHC Rebana Nuagaon CHC ,Rebana Nuagaon 13 Delanga UGPHC Delanga UGPHC ,Delanga 14 Gop CHC Gop CHC ,Gop 15 Kakatapur CHC Bangurigaon CHC ,Bangurigaon 16 Kanas CHC Kanas CHC ,Kanas 17 Krushnaprasad CHC Chilika Nuapada CHC ,Chilika Nuapada 18 Nimapada UGPHC Chrichhak UGPHC ,Chrichhak 19 Puri CHC Chandanpur CHC ,Chandanpur 20 Astaranga PHC Astarang PHC ,Astarang 21 Pipili PHC Mangalpur PHC ,Mangalpur 22 Satyabadi PHC Algum PHC ,Algum 23 Astaranga PHC(New) Khandasahi PHC(New) ,Khandasahi 24 Astaranga PHC(New) Ratanpur PHC(New) ,Ratanpur 25 Astaranga PHC(New) Bantala PHC(New) ,Bantala 26 Brahmagiri PHC(New) Dharmakirti PHC(New) ,Dharmakirti 27 Brahmagiri PHC(New) Brahmagiri PHC(New) ,Brahmagiri 28 Brahmagiri PHC(New) Raibidhar PHC(New) ,Raibidhar 29 Brahmagiri PHC(New) Khajuria PHC(New) ,Khajuria 30 Brahmagiri PHC(New) Satapada PHC(New) ,Satapada 31 Delanga PHC(New) Harirajapur PHC(New) ,Harirajapur 32 Delanga PHC(New) Ghoradia PHC(New) ,Ghoradia 33 Delanga PHC(New) Indipur PHC(New) ,Indipur 34 Delanga PHC(New) Gualipara PHC(New) ,Gualipara 35 Delanga PHC(New) Kalyanpur PHC(New) ,Kalyanpur 36 Gop PHC(New) Konark PHC(New) ,Konark 37 Gop PHC(New) Chhaitana PHC(New) ,Chhaitana 38 Gop PHC(New) Biritung PHC(New) ,Biritung 39 Gop PHC(New) Badatara PHC(New) ,Badatara 40 Gop PHC(New) Ambilihana PHC(New) ,Ambilihana 41 Gop PHC(New) Madaranga Dagarapada PHC(New) ,Madaranga Dagarapada 42 Gop PHC(New) Nagapur PHC(New) ,Nagapur 43 Kakatapur PHC(New) Balidokan PHC(New) ,Balidokan 44 Kakatapur PHC(New) Patapur PHC(New) ,Patapur 45 Kakatapur PHC(New) Nayahat PHC(New) ,Nayahat 46 Kakatapur PHC(New) Fakirsahi PHC(New) ,Fakirsahi 47 Kanas PHC(New) Nandigoda Kotakana PHC(New) ,Nandigoda Kotakana 48 Kanas PHC(New) Mandarbasta PHC(New) ,Mandarbasta 49 Kanas PHC(New) Sahupada PHC(New) ,Sahupada 50 Kanas PHC(New) Gadisagada PHC(New) ,Gadisagada 51 Krushnaprasad PHC(New) Titipo PHC(New) ,Titipo 52 Krushnaprasad PHC(New) Khandakai PHC(New) ,Khandakai 53 Krushnaprasad PHC(New) Panasapada PHC(New) ,Panasapada 54 Nimapada PHC(New) Badaninigaon PHC(New) ,Badaninigaon 55 Nimapada PHC(New) Nuasantha PHC(New) ,Nuasantha 56 Nimapada PHC(New) Rench sasan PHC(New) ,Rench sasan 57 Pipili PHC(New) Satasankha PHC(New) ,Satasankha 58 Pipili PHC(New) Karmakantia PHC(New) ,Karmakantia 59 Pipili PHC(New) Khorapada PHC(New) ,Khorapada 60 Puri PHC(New) Chalisibatia PHC(New) ,Chalisibatia 61 Puri PHC(New) Dobandha PHC(New) ,Dobandha 62 Puri PHC(New) Siruli PHC(New) ,Siruli 63 Satyabadi PHC(New) Panichhatra PHC(New) ,Panichhatra 64 Satyabadi PHC(New) Sukal PHC(New) ,Sukal 65 Satyabadi PHC(New) Gabakunda PHC(New) ,Gabakunda 26 PURI DISTRICT PHC - CHHARICHAKA PHC - KANAS 1 PHC - CHANDANPUR Block - NIMAPARA Block - KANAS Block - PURI SADAR 17 Haripur 3 Baku 1 Baliguali 18 Kotakasanga 4 Bindhan 2 Balipada 19 Manijangh 5 Gadabadaput 3 Baliput 20 Nahantara 6 Gadabalavpur 4 Biraharekrushnapur 21 Nimapara - I 7 Gadakharada 5 Chalisibatia 22 Nimapara - 2 8 Gadasahi 6 Chamarkera 23 Nuasantha 9 Gadasanaput 7 Chandanpur MC 24 Odagaon 10 Gadisagada 8 Charishri 25 Patapur 11 Harasapada 9 Dobandha 26 Renghala 12 Jaguleipadar 10 Gadmurgasira 27 Salanga 13 Jharada 11 Ganganarayanpur 28 Tentuligaon 14 Kanas MC 12 Goudakera 29 Terundia 15 Karamala 13 Hankuta 30 Thakarpatna 16 Mandarbasta 14 Kanheibidyadharpur 31 Ucchupur 17 Pahilundi 15 Malatipatapur 32 Uhanga 18 Pandiakara 16 Mukteswar 33 Villisasan 19 Sahashapur 17 Ola 34 Ratilo 20 Sahupada 18 Pratap Purushotampur 4 PHC - REBANANUAGAON 21 Telengapada 19 Pratapramachandrapur Block- BRAHMAGIRI 22 Tipuri 20 Rua 1 Berudi 23 Trilochanpur 21 Sasandamudrapur 2 Bramhagiri 7 PHC - ASTARANGA 22 Suiruli 3 Chanapana Block - ASTARANGA 23 Swainkera 4 Dahanigadia 1 Alasahi 24 Talajangha 5 Gadakekar 2 Astaranga MC 2 PHC - ALGUM 6 Gadarodang 3 Edabansa Block - SATYABADI 7 Golara 4 Jharling 1 Algum MC 8 Gorual 5 Kendrapali 2 Balarampurgarh 9 Kankuda 6 Nagar 3 Baral 10 Kapileswar 7 Namare 4 Bidyadharpur 11 Lambital 8 Nuagada 5 Bira Ramchandrapur 12 Manapada 9 Nuagoan 6 Dasbidyadharpur 13 Matamatpur 10 Olla 7 Dugal 14 Palanka 11 Ostapur 8 Gabakunda 15 Palli 12 Patalada 9 Gualigorada 16 Ramchandrapur 13 Saripur 10 Mahura 17 Ranapada 14 Sundara 11 Mathasahi 18 Rebananuagaon MC 8 PHC - DELANGA 12 Mula Alasa 19 Sujanpur Block - DELANGA 13 Nuagaon 20 Sunamukhi 1 Arisol 14 Nuasamespur 5 PHC - BANGURIGAON 2 Badakera 15 Sakhigopal Block - KAKATPUR 3 Beraboi 16 Sandarhat 1 Amuniapatna 4 Delanga MC 17 Sarangajodi 2 Athaka 5 Dhanakera 18 Sriramchandrapur 3 Bajapur 6 Ghoradia 19 Sukala 4 Balidokan 7 Gobindapur 3 PHC - CHHARICHAKA 5 Bangurigaon MC 8 Gualipada Block - NIMAPARA 6 Chitreswari 9 Haripur 1 Anasala 7 Fakirasahi 10 Harirajpur 2 Bakugram 8 Gambharipada 11 Indipur 3 Balanga 9 Kahala 12 Jharapada 4 Bamanala 10 Kakatpur 13 Kalyanpur 5 Baulapada 11 Ketang 14 Kunjara 6 Begunia 12 Kurujanga 15 Matari 7 Bhagabatipur 13 Nasikeswar 16 Nadakanda 8 Bhanpur 14 Nilakanthapur 17 Nuagaon 9 Brahamkundi 15 Patapur 18 Pidhapatana 10 Chhanijangha 16 Patharpaka 19 Sadargoi 11 Chharichaka MC 17 Santaras 20 Sauria 12 Chhitikana 18 Sukapokhari 21 Singh Barhampur 13 Denua 6 PHC - KANAS 22 Sripurushotampur 14 Gadatorhna Block - KANAS 15 Gopinathpur 1 Aadala 16 Hansapada 2 Anlajodi 9 PHC - GOP 11 PHC - CHILIKANUAPADA Block - GOP Block - KRUSHNAPRASAD 1 Badatara 1 Alanda 2 Balibasanta 2 Arakhakuda 3 Basudevpur 3 Badajhada 4 Basulipada 4 Bajrakota 5 Baulanga 5 Chilikanuapada MC 6 Bedatara 6 Krishnaprasad 7 Bhuan 7 Malud 8 Biratanga 8 Morada 9 Chaitana 9 Nandala 10 Chandi 10 Panaspada 11 Dalanai 11 Pirijipur 12 Destholi 12 Satapada 13 Dihura 13 Titipo 14 Erabanga PURI DISTRICT 15 Gop MC Old Sub-Centres - 221 16 Inchara New Centres - 09 17 Jaulipokhari Main Centres 11 18 Kanpur Total Sub-centres- 241 19 Khadisahi 20 Konark 21 Kundisa 22 Madaranga 23 Nagpur 24 Nayahat 25 Samantarapur 26 Sarada 27 Saravamohantysahi 28 Sisuna 29 Sutan 10 PHC - MANGALPUR Block - PIPILI 1 Abalpur 2 Bahilipada 3 Bharalipur 4 Binayakpur 5 Danagahiri 6 Dandamukundapur 7 Gobindapur 8 Gudiapokhari 9 Hatasali 10 Jasnapur 11 Kamakantia 12 Kumareswar 13 Laxminarayanpur 14 Mangalpur MC 15 Mathasahi 16 Murdhanipur 17 Nuasasan 18 Pansara 19 Papranga 20 Pipili 21 Rathapurushotampur 22 Rupeipur 23 Sampur 24 Saraswatipur 25 Teisipur.
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