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District : Churachandpur Block Name DH/CHC/PHC Name PHSC Name Churachandpur District Hospital 1 1. PHSC Pherzawl CHC Parbung 2 2. PHSC Tuolbung 3 3. PHSC Tinsuong 4 1. PHSC Lungthulien 5 2. PHSC Parvachom PHC Senvon 6 3. PHSC Sipuikon 7 4. PHSC Leisen Tipaimukh 8 1. PHSC Phailenthangpunji 9 2. PHSC Kangreng 10 3. PHSC Buangmun PHC Patpuihmun 11 4. PHSC Chingmun 12 5. PHSC Sibapurikhal 13 6. PHSC Ngampabung 14 7. PHSC Kharkhuplien 15 1. PHSC Khaukual 16 2. PHSC Mission Compound 17 3. PHSC Khuangkhai 18 4. PHSC Mata 19 5. PHSC Geljang 20 6. PHSC Thingkangphai 21 7. PHSC Lamjang PHC Saikot 22 8. PHSC Pearsonmun 23 9. PHSC Leisang Samulamlan 24 10. PHSC Tuining (Churachandpur) 25 11. PHSC Kumbipukhri 26 12. PHSC Saipum 27 13. PHSC Tuaitengphai 28 14. PHSC L. Apha 29 15. PHSC New Lamka 30 1. PHSC Siden 31 2. PHSC Khonomphai PHC Sagang 32 3. PHSC Khoirentak 33 4. PHSC Kom Keirap 34 5. PHSC Senpangjar 35 1. PHSC Zezaw 36 2. PHSC Allusingtam 37 3. PHSC Sumchinvum 38 4. PHSC Hiangmual PHC Singngat Singngat 39 5. PHSC Lungthul(E) 40 6. PHSC Kangkap 41 7. PHSC Suangdoh 42 8. PHSC Tuikuimaullum PHC Behiang 43 1. PHSC Hiangtam K 44 1. PHSC Tokpa Khunou 45 2. PHSC Thingkeu 46 3. PHSC Charoikhullen 47 4. PHSC Suangdoh Chehpu 48 5. PHSC Phaibuong 49 6. PHSC Ukha Loikhai Henglep 50 7. PHSC Tuilaphai (Churachandpur PHC Henglep 51 8. PHSC Kolhen North) 52 9. PHSC Ngarian 53 10. PHSC Nungshai 54 11. PHSC Santing 55 12. PHSC L. Khengjang 56 13. PHSC Chothemunpi 57 14. PHSC Bunglon 58 1. PHSC Bukpi 59 2. PHSC Milongmun 60 3. PHSC Dailon PHC Thanlon 61 4. PHSC Kaihlam 62 5. PHSC Hanship Thanlon 63 6. PHSC Bungpilon 64 7. PHSC Sainoujang 65 1. PHSC Sumtuh 66 2. PHSC Aibulon PHC Singzawl 67 3. PHSC Songtal 68 4. PHSC Mualnuam Note : Churachandpur District Hospital reporting directly to DPMU Accredited Private Health Institutions ( reporting to District ) Institution Name 1. Nazareth Hospital 2. Peoples Health Foundation 4. Sielmat Christian Hospital Note : Accredited Private Institutions reporting directly to DPMU.

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