Present Situation

Currently patients walk great distances to reach the CME facility in search of adequate health care.

Over the next decade road improvements will provide easier travel routes for a southern population of over two million (2M) people. As such, the demand for medical services at CME will increase exponentially resulting in excessive strain on the facility. At present, there are no other facilities in that region to support the demand for minimum health care needs.

Notably, the southern population of Haiti is economically marginalized. Living is at a subsistence level; the majority of which are women who tend to be the central cohesive source of family structure in Haiti.

Renovate CME Main facility

Plan, build, and improve the CME medical facilities to support the present and future health care needs through innovative programs in the following areas:

OB/GYN
Surgical intervention
Pediatric
Administration
Clinical area (in and out patients)
Emergency section
Patients recovery section
Support and maintenance

Technical Education

Technical education is an essential support ingredient for the infrastructure of the medical system training nurses, medical technicians, administrative support, etc.). It is imperative that we support local schools to train potential students that could benefit CME and other medical facilities.

Satellite Clinical Facilities

It is also imperative that CME support satellite clinics to be managed by a certified nurse and taffed by qualified midwife. These clinics will provide medical care to surrounding communities such as routine check ups, minor injuries, routine gynecology, low-risk child births, neonatal care; etc. Additionally, the satellite facilities provide clinical experience for medical students as well as other medical-support staff.