New hospital, day-surgery centre, clinic chain, laboratory or pharmacy — planned, licensed, equipped and opened with your team, in the UAE and India.
Opening a healthcare facility is a licensing project, an equipment project, a staffing project and a procurement project running at once. The usual failure is not the building; it is the sequence — equipment ordered before the service mix is final, licences filed late, SOPs written after opening, and the first year's purchasing done at list price.
Consulting Wallah runs the sequence. We start with the feasibility and demand model investors and banks expect, map the licensing pathway for your emirate or state, plan and procure equipment through a verified network, and build the operating model — SOPs, ERP/IT selection, staffing — so the facility opens on time and buys well from day one.
Service mix, catchment and demand model, capex and opex plan, investor and bank-ready business case.
DoH (Abu Dhabi), DHA (Dubai), MOHAP (Northern Emirates); state and central authorities in India; facility and professional licensing, JCI/NABH readiness.
Equipment planning and procurement through 600+ verified suppliers, SOPs, ERP/IT selection, staffing model, commissioning and opening.
30 minutes on WhatsApp or video.
Scope, deliverables, team, timeline, fees.
Weekly checkpoints; regulators and partners engaged on your behalf.
Licences, registrations, plans, SOPs.
Depending on the emirate, facility type and readiness of the premises, initial approval to final licence typically runs three to nine months. We map the exact pathway and sequence the submissions so the premises, staff and equipment approvals do not block each other.
Yes. We support new hospital and clinic projects in India with feasibility, state and central licensing, NABH readiness, equipment planning and procurement, and the operating model for opening.
Yes. Equipment and consumables are procured through the Consulting Wallah Network — verified manufacturers and distributors in 26 countries — with comparable quotations and benchmark references so the facility does not start at list price.
Scopes are fixed-fee per phase after a scoping call and a written proposal within five working days. There are no supplier commissions.