Diagnostic Infrastructure That Is Clinically Sound and Commercially Viable.

Diagnostic centres planned, equipped, and operational — not just designed. We combine clinical planning, equipment strategy, regulatory compliance, and operational design into one coordinated engagement.

The Problem We Solve

Diagnostic centre projects fail for predictable reasons: equipment selected without workflow context, facilities designed without regulatory input, and operational models built on incorrect demand assumptions. We approach diagnostic infrastructure as an integrated program — combining clinical planning, equipment strategy, regulatory compliance, and operational design into one coordinated engagement.

What We Do

Four integrated disciplines — from feasibility and planning through to go-live and operational stabilisation.

📊 Market Research & Feasibility

Catchment area analysis and patient demand modelling
Competitive landscape and service gap assessment
Revenue modelling and break-even analysis
Regulatory licensing requirements by state and service type
Investment phasing and priority recommendations

🏥 Diagnostic Centre Planning & Design

Space planning and clinical workflow design
Equipment layout and utility requirements planning
Infection control and safety compliance: NABH, JCI-aligned
IT and LIMS architecture
Staffing model and competency requirements

🧾 Equipment Sourcing & Vendor Management

Equipment specification development and vendor shortlisting
Technical evaluation and price benchmarking
Procurement negotiation and contract structuring
Installation, commissioning, and acceptance testing management
Maintenance and service contract negotiation

⚙️ Operational Workflow Design

Patient journey and sample flow design
SOP development for clinical and operational functions
Quality management system for diagnostics: NABL, CAP
Staff training and competency assessment frameworks
Go-live support and operational stabilisation

Who This Is For

We serve healthcare organisations at every stage of diagnostic infrastructure development.

Hospital chains expanding into diagnostic services

Independent diagnostic groups building new centres or expanding existing ones

Government and public health authorities setting up diagnostic infrastructure

VC-backed diagnostics companies scaling physical infrastructure

International healthcare groups entering the India diagnostics market

Why 369 Innovations

We do not design diagnostic centres on paper and hand over blueprints. We stay involved through equipment commissioning, operational go-live, and early stabilisation — because a diagnostic centre that opens successfully is a function of planning and execution working together.

Key Differentiator: Integrated planning, equipment, and operational design — from concept to first patient.