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CAT II Facility 30 June 2020 CAT II Facility 30 June 2020 Compat Isolati Total Isolatio ible to on O2 Isolatio n beds O2 Biomed beds Total No of Manif State / UT Facilty n beds for Suppor Availabl Availabl ical # District Name Facilty Name Category Type of ICU Ventila old Name ID (excludi Suspect ted e ppes e n95 Waste Confir beds tors Availa ng ICU ed beds Manage med ble beds) cases ment Cases System Sai Baba Hospital,Shirdi,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 1 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 423109 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17801 72 60 12 8 8 4 Yes 15 500 Yes Shri Krushna Accident Hospital,Rahuri,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 2 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 413705 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17760 10 8 2 2 2 0 Yes 10 15 Yes Dr.Bhandkoli Hospital Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 3 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Akole,Pin-422601 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17724 60 20 40 20 20 4 Yes 10 20 Yes Dr.Korde Hospital,Rahuri,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 4 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 413705 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17757 13 10 3 2 2 0 Yes 10 10 Yes Sai Nath Hospital Shirdi,Rahata,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 5 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 423109 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 15392 150 100 50 50 2 0 Yes 10 10 Yes Swami Vivekanand Nursing Home Ayurvedic College Rahuri Private Factory,Rahuri,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Medical 6 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 413705 Health Center / DCHC College 17751 50 40 10 10 2 0 Yes 10 15 Yes Saint Luks Hospital, Private Shrirampur ,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Medical 7 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 413709 Health Center / DCHC College 17783 60 50 10 10 10 2 Yes 15 30 Yes SDH Pathardi,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 8 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 414102 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 15391 25 25 0 25 2 2 Yes 10 50 Yes Niramay Hospital Supa,Parner,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 9 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 414301 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17747 15 10 5 10 5 1 Yes 10 15 Yes Moredada Hospital Shrigonda,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 10 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 413701 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17780 48 33 15 15 18 2 Yes 15 30 Yes Omkar Hospital Supa,Parner,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 11 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 414301 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17744 20 15 5 10 5 2 Yes 10 15 Yes F.J.F.M Wadala Mission Hospital, Wadla Bahiroba,Newasa,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 12 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 414602 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17742 44 40 4 6 6 1 Yes 10 20 Yes Swami Vivekanand Multispeciality Hospital And Aurvedic Research Private Centre PARGAON Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Medical 13 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR SHRIGONDA,413701 Health Center / DCHC College 17776 86 56 30 40 16 0 Yes 30 50 Yes Dr.Bule Hospital, Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 14 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Akole,Pin-422601 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18743 10 5 5 10 10 0 Yes 5 10 Yes Shaneshwar Gramin Rugnalay, Shingnapur,Newasa,P Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 15 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR in-414105 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17739 44 40 4 20 8 1 Yes 10 15 Yes RH Shevgaon,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 16 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 414502 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17772 30 20 10 10 0 0 Yes 20 30 Yes Sub District Hospital, Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 17 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR Karjat,Pin-414402 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 15366 50 25 25 13 2 0 Yes 10 10 Yes Rural Hospital Chichondi Patil,Nagar,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 18 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 414201 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17734 30 20 10 5 2 0 Yes 10 20 Yes Malpani Hospital Sangamner,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 19 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 422605 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17768 50 40 10 11 11 1 Yes 17 25 Yes CRHP Jamkhed,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 20 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 413201 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 15363 50 20 30 50 50 2 Yes 5 50 Yes Atma Malik Hospital Kokamthan,Kopergao Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 21 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR n,Pin-423603 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17729 180 180 0 65 10 6 Yes 55 100 Yes Sanjivani Hospital Sangamner,Pin- Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 22 Maharashtra AHMEDNAGAR 422605 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17763 40 20 20 10 11 3 Yes 15 30 Yes District Women Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 23 Maharashtra AKOLA Hospital, Akola Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 27778 60 10 50 14 0 0 Yes 89 214 Yes Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 24 Maharashtra AKOLA City Hospital, Akola Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 14982 50 20 30 20 0 0 No 10 40 Yes Sub District Hospital Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 25 Maharashtra AKOLA Murtizapur Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 13702 40 20 20 8 4 1 No 800 403 Yes Govt GMC Akola New Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Medical 26 Maharashtra AKOLA Building Health Center / DCHC College 14856 150 75 75 65 0 0 Yes 100 280 Yes RKT ( Radhakishan Toshniwal Hospital ), Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 27 Maharashtra AKOLA Akola Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 14996 50 20 30 15 0 0 No 18 165 Yes Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 28 Maharashtra AKOLA ORBIT Hospital, Akola Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 14988 50 20 30 20 0 0 Yes 10 120 Yes Sahara Hospital, Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 29 Maharashtra AKOLA Akola Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 14986 50 20 30 18 0 0 Yes 16 135 Yes Sub District Hospital Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 30 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Daryapur Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26349 25 10 15 5 0 0 Yes 30 50 Yes Sub District Hospital Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 31 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Morshi Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26348 25 10 15 5 0 0 Yes 30 50 Yes Gurudeo Ayurved Private Collage Mozari Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Medical 32 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Amravati Health Center / DCHC College 26347 160 80 80 10 0 0 Yes 35 50 Yes Private Dr Gode Ayurved Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Medical 33 Maharashtra AMRAVATI Collage Amravati Health Center / DCHC College 17476 100 50 50 10 0 0 Yes 40 120 Yes Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 34 Maharashtra AMRAVATI RRSH Phase II F2 Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 27148 40 30 10 20 10 0 Yes 40 80 Yes Y. S. I. G. M. HOSPITAL CIDCO N-5 Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 35 Maharashtra AURANGABAD AURANAGABAD Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18246 150 20 130 150 10 0 No 122 356 Yes Employment State Insurance Scheme(ESIS),pl.no.1 6,Naregaon road,near Garware stadium.Chikhalthana Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 36 Maharashtra AURANGABAD . Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 27463 100 60 40 60 0 18 Yes 549 1547 Yes S.D.H. TRAMA Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 37 Maharashtra AURANGABAD VAIJAPUR Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18709 40 30 10 30 0 1 No 88 350 Yes UPJILHA RUGNALAY Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 38 Maharashtra AURANGABAD SILLOD Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 25111 30 20 10 20 0 1 Yes 140 345 Yes Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology(CIPET),M eltron Building Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 39 Maharashtra AURANGABAD ,MIDC,Chikhalthana Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 27460 200 150 50 150 0 0 Yes 532 1276 Yes GAJANAN HOSPITAL Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 40 Maharashtra AURANGABAD BIDKIN TQ. PAITHAN Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18040 20 10 10 5 0 0 No 5 10 Yes TRAMA CARE Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 41 Maharashtra AURANGABAD CENTER KANNAD Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18696 40 20 20 40 0 0 No 10 325 Yes TRAMA CARE Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 42 Maharashtra AURANGABAD PACHOD, PAITHAN Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 17993 30 15 15 20 0 0 No 14 394 Yes CIVIL HOSPITAL CHIKALTHANA Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 43 Maharashtra AURANGABAD AURANGABAD Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18260 200 100 100 125 8 2 Yes 616 31350 Yes Dr Hedgewar Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 44 Maharashtra AURANGABAD Hospital Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26340 60 40 20 40 15 8 Yes 10 250 Yes Kamalnayan Bajaj Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 45 Maharashtra AURANGABAD Hospital Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26339 50 30 20 30 10 5 Yes 157 180 Yes RURAL HOSPITAL Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 46 Maharashtra AURANGABAD AJINTHA, SOYGOAN Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18662 25 12 13 25 0 0 Yes 100 421 Yes Mahatma Gandhi Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 47 Maharashtra AURANGABAD Memorial Hospital Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26334 250 150 100 150 10 5 Yes 1000 500 Yes ANAND HOSPITAL Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 48 Maharashtra AURANGABAD VAIJAPUR Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18712 50 40 10 10 4 0 No 15 80 Yes TRAMA CARE Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 49 Maharashtra AURANGABAD CENTER GANGAPUR Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 18087 40 30 10 30 0 1 No 20 425 Yes CHATRAPATI SHAHU MAHARAJ AYURVEDIC & DENTAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 50 Maharashtra AURANGABAD AURANGABAD Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 27561 300 150 150 50 8 1 Yes 90 685 Yes Trauma Care Unit Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 51 Maharashtra BEED Telgaon Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26441 45 35 10 5 5 0 Yes 5 15 Yes Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 52 Maharashtra BEED SDH Kaij Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26440 200 150 50 150 0 1 Yes 50 450 Yes Trauma Care Unit Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Govt 53 Maharashtra BEED Georai Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 15341 50 35 15 50 0 0 Yes 5 15 Yes Sau.Kesharbai Kshirsagar Hospital Cat. II - Dedicated COVID Private 54 Maharashtra BEED Beed Health Center / DCHC Hospitals 26870 26 10 16 10 10 0 Yes 0 0 Yes Lifeline Multispeciality surgical Hospital Cat.
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