BLOCK MAP OF CUTTACK DISTRICT
Health Care Infrastructure
The district health system has been envisaged as per the norm set up for the state to achieve the
objectives of primary health care, which comprises of preventive, curative and promotive health. The Health
system based upon the modern medical care has a wide net work of health institutions starting from subcenter level to tertiary level of healthcare institutions. The network of the health system is such that ideally it
can provide health care services at the doorsteps of the common people if properly planned and managed.
ORGANISATIONAL CHART OF CUTTACK DISTRICT.
CDMO
Addl.
CDMO(Project)
ADMO (PH)
ADMO (FW)
SDH
PHC/
CHC/UGPHC
PHC(N) &
Area Hospital
ADMO (Medical)
Leprosy Home
& Hospital
LEU/ULC
Sub Centre
There is one District Head Quarter Hospital (DHH) at City Hospital, Cuttack, two sub-divisional
hospitals at Athagarh & Banki, 4 - UGPHC, 1 - CHC, 9 - PHC, 9 - Area Hospital and 52 - PHC(N) cater to
the health care need of the people. There are also 15 Ayurvedic & 21 Homeopathic dispensaries. The list of
Government health institutions is given at Annexure – I. The bed strength of these institutions is given at
Annexure – II.
Public Sector Units working in the district,
The treatment and prevention of diseases, family welfare activities and other public health activities are
managed by 3 different wings of health and Family Welfare department
1.
Medical Wing
2.
Family Welfare Wing
3.
Public Health Wing
HEALTH PROGRAMS OF CUTTACK DISTRICT
Asst. District Medical Officer (FW & Immunisation)
1.
Family Welfare
2.
Immunisation
3.
Immunisation Pulse Polio Programme
4.
AIDS
5.
Reproductive Child Health Care (RCH)
6.
National Maternity Benefit Scheme (NMBS)
7.
Infant Mortality Rate(IMR)
2
8.
Revamping Scheme In Cuttack Municipal Corporation
9.
Mass Media Education / IEC
10.
Pre Natal Diagnostic Technique Act (PNDT)
11.
Clinical Establishment Act
12.
Mahila Swasthya Sangha (MSS)
13.
Ambulance Service
Asst. District Medical Officer (PHMal,/Fil/Lep)
1.
Epidemic
2.
Malaria
3.
Filaria
4.
Blindness
5.
Leprosy
6.
Panchabyadhi
7.
Birth and Death
8.
Disease Surveillance
9.
Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)
10.
Heat Stroke Management
11.
Natural Calamity
12.
Disaster Management
13.
Food Adulteration Act
Asst. District Medical Officer (Medical & TB)
1.
Revised National TB Control Programme (RNTCP)
2.
Rehabilitation of Handicap and functioning of fitment Center
(Due to want of building the District Fitment Center is functioning at SCB MCH,
Cuttack.)
3.
Doctors Internship Training
4.
Pharmacist Practical Training
5.
Cancer Control Programme
6.
De Addiction of beds
7.
Users Charges
8.
Voluntary Organisation and Organisation of Health Camp
Addl. Chief District Medical Officer, (Project)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Construction of OHSDP Building
Hospital Waste Management
Pollution Control
Training of Health Programme to Gram Panchayat Members / Health Personnel
District Head Quarter Hospital
District head quarter hospital is situated at Cuttack city and it is the referral hospital (secondary level)
for primary health centers. The administrative head of the hospital is ADMO(M) a senior class –1 Medical
officer. Both outdoor and indoor services with diagnostic facilities are available here. The Hospital building s
are old ones, some building are not used, as they are not safe. Both Pediatric and eye wards not functional due
to unsafe buildings. only Eye ward is new and well furnished. Total bed strength of this hospital is 130.out of
this medicine –30,Surgery 30,Obs& Gyne-30,Paediatrics 10,ENT 10 and eye 20.Orhopedic, Psychiatric , skin
& VD and Dental departments are not there in the District Hospital. There is a functional post partum center.
Besides the Administrative head there are 9 specialists (medicine, surgery, Obs & Gyne, Pediatric, ENT, Eye,
Radiology and Pathology). There are 14 Assistants Surgeons
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BLOOD BANK SERVICE
The Blood Bank Service is available at S.C.B Medical College & Hospital, Cuttack and SDH Athagarh.
X-RAY
X-Ray facilities available in the following Health institutions of Cuttack District :DHH- City Hospital, SDH Athagarh, SDH Banki, UGPHC Tangi, UGPHC Maniabandha, UGPHC Mahanga,
UGPHC Adaspur, CHC Salipur, Area Hospital Narshinghpur and PHC(N) Khairamoda.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Ambulance service is available at DHH City Hospital, SDH Athagarh and Banki, UGPHC Mahanga,
Maniabandha, Tangi, PHC Kanpur, Niali, Area Hospital Jorum, Narashinghpur Hospital, Kalapathar
Hospital, Baramba Hospital, Nageshpur PHC (N), Govindapur PHC(N), Khuntuni PHC(N). All ambulances
are managed by Zilla Swasthya Samittee.
Hospitals managed by Rotary Club, Lions Club have their own ambulance service.
MEDICAL WING
It deals with the treatment of patients. Govt. provides medicines @ 0.50 per OPD patient and Rs. 9.50
per indoor patient.
A Zilla Swasthya Samittee (ZSS) has been formed under the chairmanship of the Collector for
management and development of Medical wing and oversee implementation of National Health Programmes.
A scheme called five diseases treatment scheme (Panchabyadhi) started in July 2002 to cover five most
common diseases namely Respiratory Tract Infection, Malaria, Scabies, Leprosy & Diarrhoea. All medicines
required for treatment of these diseases are provided free of cost at govt. health institutions.
FAMILY WELFARE WING
Reproductive & Child Health (RCH) Programme is being implemented in this District since 1994. One
health sub centre has been established for every 5000 population in rural area. Immunization, registration of
pregnancy, care of pregnant women, popularization of family welfare measures, & measures for reduction of
infant mortality are some of the important activities under RCH care. All these services are provided through
health sub-centre. Registration of birth is done at PHC level. Apart from routine Immunisation activities,
pulse polio Immunization is being done in a campaign made on National Immunisation Days since 1995. Vit
“A” supplementation campaign is being done since March 1999 .
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PUBLIC HEALTH WING
It deals with prevention of epidemic diseases in the district. The epidemic diseases common in Cuttack
district are Gastroenteritis, Acute respiratory infection and Bloody Dysentery. The PH wing disinfects wells,
houses and ghats to prevent epidemics.
Malaria, blindness, leprosy, tuberculosis are major public health problems of the district.
Many National Health Programmes such as National Anti Malaria Programme (NAMP), Enhanced
Malaria Control Programme (EMCP), AIDS Control Programme, National Leprosy Eradication Programme
(NLEP), District Blindness Control Scheme (DBCS) are being implemented in the district.
Malaria is endemic in Cuttack District due to vast forest area, large no of immigrant population staying
in unhygienic condition. National Anti Malaria Programme (NAMP) started in the year 1995 with an aim to
identify high-risk areas as per epidemiological parameter. Steps are taken for surveillance and DDT spray.
Cuttack district is non Enhanced Malaria Control Programme (EMCP) district. Spray of DDT, door to
door surveillance, presumptive radical treatment with Primaquine, IEC activities, distribution of Chloroquine
tablets through drug distribution centres (DDC) are being undertaken in Health institutions of the district. To
control the vector through Larvivourus fish through hatchery is being undertaken in the district. A proposal of
medicated mosquito net is also under active consideration.
Anti Malaria Month is observed on the month of June every year. Training of DDC, FTD, PRI
members and community leaders is going on at present.
AIDS
As the HIV problem intensifies, the issue of care and support for affected individual and prevention of
HIV transmission to those who are not affected become critical. One Voluntary counseling and testing centre
(V.C.T.C) is now functioning at DHH, City Hospital, Cuttack OPD since November, 2002. It provides free
counseling on HIV / AIDS and diagnosis of HIV status by blood testing through HIV rapid test for those who
come voluntarily. It distributes condoms, provides care & support to the affected. Utmost confidentiality is
maintained in the process.
National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP)
Leprosy is hyper endemic in Cuttack District. The objective of this programme is to bring down the
prevalence rate of Leprosy cases to one or less than one per ten thousand population. The prevalence rate in
Cuttack District is 2.90 as on 31.01.2004. The aim of NLEP is to detect and treat Leprosy cases. MDT started
in this district on May 1987.
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Leprosy health facilities:Name of the facilities

LEU –Athagarh

LEU- Cuttack

LEU- Banki

LEU- Salipur

Urban Leprosy Center, Cuttack

Leprosy Home and Hospital Cuttack with THW(Temporary Hospitalisation Ward)
District Blindness Control Society (DBCS)
This Programme started in the year 1996 in this district to bring down prevalence of blindness to 0.3%
and to achieve excellence in eye care services.
The primary purpose of the District Blindness Control Society (DBCS) is to plan, implement and
monitor all the blindness control activities in the district under over all guidance of the state/central
organization for the DBCS. Eye wards have been constructed at DHH - City Hospital, SDH Athagarh &
Banki. Cataract surgery is being done at these institutions. IOL is the preferable method for cataract surgery
now a days.
Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP)
RNTCP programme has started in this District since 27.10.2003. The incidence of tuberculosis is
approximately 135 per one lac population in the district. Free sputum examination in all microscopy centres
of the district, free diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis cases, supply of qualitative drugs to the patients,
full course treatment under directly observed treatment short course (DOTS) strategy, proper evaluation of
the treatment and frequent monitoring is under taken under this programme.
Peripheral Health Institutions (PHI) for TB control programme
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Location of TU / PHI
No. of DOT Center
No. of DP Trained
A).
Cuttack Urban TU
1
City Hospital, Cuttack
40
35
2
40
35
3
Anti TB Demonstration Training
Center S.C.B.M.C.H.
Police Hospital, Tulasipur
20
20
4
Bentkar PHC
73
71
5
Kishor Nagar PHC (N)
27
27
B).
Cuttack Rural TU
6
Niali PHC
138
100
7
Adaspur UGPHC
101
100
8
Mahidarpada PHC
87
87
9
Tangi UGPHC
94
94
10
Banki SDH
42
40
11
Dampada PHC
62
62
12
Kalapathar PHC
49
49
C).
Badamba TU
13
Badamba Hospital
67
67
14
Kanpur PHC
100
100
15
Narasinghpur Hospital
53
53
16
Maniabandha UGPHC
73
73
17
Bindhanima PHC
75
75
18
Athagarh SDH
62
62
19
Subarnapur PHC
36
36
20
Berhampur PHC
95
95
D).
Salipur TU
21
Salipur TU
121
100
22
Mahanga UGPHC
75
75
23
Jagnathapur Hospital
25
25
24
Nischintakoili PHC
141
100
25
Nagasapur PHC
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Programme
The Food inspector posted at Cuttack inspects different food establishments from time to time to check
food adulteration.
Orissa Health System Development project ( OHSDP ) (World Bank Assisted)
Orissa Health system Development project is being implemented since 1998. Nine medical institutions
i.e. DHH - City Hospital, SDH Athagarh, SDH Banki, UGPHC Mahanga, Maniabandha, PHC Kanpur, Niali,
Area Hospital Baramba and Narshinghpur have been taken up for up gradation of existing building and new
building to provide more no. of beds for patients, supply of equipments and medicines for better treatment.
Under OHSDP Activities Disease Surveillance, Quality Assurance Activities, Hospital waste management
and field service by District Task Force (DTF) is managed by OHSDP.
Disease Surveillance Activities.
Cuttack District is prone to Communicable Diseases like Diarrhoea, dysentery, malaria, acute
respiratory infection and common water borne diseases. Cuttack is also prone to various natural disasters like
flood cyclone, drought, heat wave etc which magnify the communicable disease burden and outbreak
potential. In this context it is imperative to detect theses diseases early enough to prevent their spread to other
susceptible and reduce unnecessary morbidity and mortality.
After the Super cyclone
Multi-disease Surveillance System (MDSS) is implemented in Cuttack
Districts for epidemic prone diseases with the support from international agencies.
MDSS is now functioning well in the rural Health system of Orissa .It has proved its efficiency during
the 2001 Orissa flood by providing adequate information to the planners and policymakers to take timely
decision for action. In normal situation it is helping to monitor the trend of diseases under surveillance in the
state and early outbreak investigations are conducted with containment measures.
In the context of increased incidences and threats of outbreaks of communicable diseases in
the Cuttack Municipal Corporation area it is essential to implement the Weekly Multi Disease
Surveillance System in Cuttack Municipality Corporation. In this regard attempt has been taken on
pilot basis to operationalise the system in this Urban Body.
After discussion on Quality Improvement Group ( QIG) all 25 nos. of Urban Dispensaries
have been instructed to send the weekly Multi Disease Surveillance report on every Tuesday of the
week by filling up the OMDSS primary data collection format. In this regard only a short orientation
has been given to the medical officers. Now the District Surveillance Cell is receiving 90 % of
weekly reports each week which is very encouraging.
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ANNEXURE - 1
GOVT. HEALTH INSTITUTIONS OF CUTTACK DISTRICT
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1
Name of the institutions
DHH- City Hospital
Block
Cuttack Urban
Salipur CHC
Salipur
Mahanga UGPHC
Mahanga
Adaspur UGPHC
Kantapada
Tangi UGPHC
Tangi
6
Maniabandha UGPHC
Badamba
7
Mahidharpada PHC
Baranga
8
Niali PHC
Niali
Nischintakoili PHC
Nischintakoili
Bentkar PHC
Cuttack Sadar
Berhampur PHC
Athagarh
2
3
4
5
9
10
11
PHC(N) & Area Hospital
There are 25 Nos of Urban
Dispensaries are functioning
in the Cuttack City.
1 Raisunguda Hospital
2 Padmapur PHC(N)
3 Rameswar PHC(N)
4 Kunipadia PHC(N)
5 Tentol PHC(N)
1 Nadiasahaspur Hospital
2 Jagannathpur Hospital
3 Erkana PHCN)
4 Nurtanga PHC(N)
5 Bhadreswar PHC(N)
6 Basudevpur PHC(N)
7 Samsarpur PHC(N)
1 Sailobadbil PHC(N)
2 Gobindaput PHC(N)
1 Bhagatpur Hospital
2 Bhatimunda PHC(N)
3 Sofa PHC(N)
4 Mangarajpur PHC(N)
5 Kayalpara PHC(N)
6 Sanitota PHC(N)
1 Badamba Hospital
2 Gopinathpur PHC(N)
3 Khairamoda PHC(N)
1 Baramga PHC(N)
2 Mundali PHC(N)
3 Korkara PHC(N)
1 Kasarda PHC(N)
2 Bodargaon PHC(N)
3 Pahanga PHC(N)
4 Krishnaprasad PHC(N)
1 Orti PHC(N)
2 Santapaur PHC(N)
3 Asureswar PHC(N)
4 Nagespur PHC(N)
1 Arada PHC(N)
2 Kandarpur PHC(N)
3 Subhadrapur PHC(N)
4 Kishoranagar PHC(N)
5 Telengapentha PHC(N)
1 Gurudijhatia PHC(N)
2 Joranda PHCA(N)
3 Jenapada PHC(N)
4 Jagiapada PHC(N)
5 Khuntuni PHC(N)
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Bindhanima PHC
Tigiria
Kanpur PHC
Narsinghpur
Dompara PHC
Banki-II
Subarnapur PHC
Banki-I
Leprosy Home & Hospital
LEU, Cuttack Urban
LEU, Cuttack Sadar
LEU Salipur
LEU Athagarh
LEU Banki
Cuttack Urban
Cuttack Urban
Cuttack Sadar
Salipur
Athagarh
Banki-I
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
1
2
3
4
Tigiria Hospital
Viruda PHC(N)
Achalkota PHC(N)
Badanauput PHC(N)
Nuapatna PHC(N)
Narshingpur Hospital
Debabhuin PHC(N)
Jorum Hospital
Sagar PHC(N)
Ekdal PHC(N)
Tulasipur PHC(N)
Talabasta PHC(N)
Kalapathar Hospital
Baideswar PHC(N)
Berhampur PHC(N)
Barput PHC(N)
ANNEXURE - II
BED STRENGTH OF DIFFERENT GOVT. HEALTH INSTITUTIONS OF CUTTACK DISTRICT
Sl
No.
Institution Name
1
City Hospital, Cuttack
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Athagarh
Banki
Salipur
Maniabandha
Tangi
Adaspur
Mahanga
Bentkar
Berhampur
Bindhanima
Dampara
Kanpur
Mahidharpada
Niali
Nischintakoili
Subarnapur
Barmba
Narshinghpur
Raisunguda
Nadiasahaspur
Jaganathapur
Bhagatpur
Categories
Total No of Beds
DHH
130
SDH
SDH
CHC
UGPHC
UGPHC
UGPHC
UGPHC
PHC
PHC
PHC
PHC
PHC
PHC
PHC
PHC
PHC
Area Hospital
Area Hospital
Area Hospital
Area Hospital
Area Hospital
Area Hospital
66
36
16
10
16
16
16
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
10
20
6
4
4
6
10
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Jorum
Kalapathar
Tigiria
Leprosy Home & Hospital
LEU, Cuttack Urban
LEU, Cuttack Sadar
LEU Salipur
LEU Athagarh
LEU Banki
Area Hospital
Area Hospital
Area Hospital
10
10
10
110
All PHC(N) of Cuttack District having 2 nos. of bed
AYURVEDIC & HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARIES IN THE DISTRICT OF
CUTTACK
LIST OF AYURVEDIC DISPENSARIES
Block
Dispensary
Baramba
Damangadia
Gopinathpur
Athagarh
Dhurusia
Kandarpur
Kandari
Pateni gaon(at Megha Gp)
Narasinghpur
Olab ( at Godibandha Gp)
Nischintakoili
Sungula(U) at Fagal Gp
Mahanga
Sahaniajpur(at Kuannal)
Sadar
Amansaol(at Khandayat Gp)
Banki
Similiput (at Similipur Gp)
Bandal
Niali
Raniola
Tangi
dfalizoda Berhampur
Salepur
Balia (U)
LIST OF HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARIES
Block
Dispensary
Niali
Erancha
Sadans(at Sadanga GP)
Salepur
Gopinathpur
Ramakrishnapur
11
Mahanga
Gunupur (at Mulabasanta)
goudagpa (at mahanga GP)
Nrutanga
Pallisahi
Champatipur (at Podamorei)
Jatadhari ashram 9at Mouda gp )
Kantapada
Dhanmandal(at brahmansailo GP)
Sadar
Dahigaon (at Kalapada GP)
Nischintakoili
Janardanpur(at Keklgmeri)
Tangichoudwar
Napanga
Athagarh
Kumarpur
Arakhpatna(Jenspada)
Tigiria
Manpur (at Gadadharpur GP)
HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARIES IN CUTTACK MUNICIPALITY
Sartol homeopathic(at Sartol)
Sikharpur
Rajabagicha( at Rajabagicha)
Deulsahi
Name of the Institutions
CDMO
Addl. CDMO(Project)
PH
Med. & TB
CODE
95671
ADMO
Important Telephone Numbers
PHONE
2301007
2307284
2307283
2621578
2623969
2302530
220244
240269
255418
2684387
2871169
235874
PHC/ CHC/ UGPHC
FW
SDMO
Athagarh
956723
Banki
956723
Adaspur
956724
Bentkar
95671
Berhampur
95671
Bindhanima
956723
Dampara
Kanpur
956721
275332
Mahanga
95671
2767109
Mahidharpada
95671
2356507
Maniabandha
956723
238260
Niali
956724
252719
Nischintakoili
95671
2353981
Salipur
95671
2351014
Subarnapur
95671
2381355
Tangi
95671
2695377
Health Officer CMC
95671
2616272
Ambulance Service at DHH, City Hospital,
102
Cuttack
** Information provided by the Chief Medical Officer, Cuttack. ** (on 25.02.2004 )
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