The project will be rolled out in 3 phases.

PHASE I – Building Construction.

Health care is critical to the well-being of all populations. As a result of the 2010 earthquake, the City of Léogane suffered devastating blows. The destruction of its main hospital and its infrastructure left the city inhabitants deprived of many basic services, including adequate healthcare. With the construction of the healthcare facility, AMHE hopes to bring critical health services to the area.

AMHE proposes to build an1800 square foot paraseismic facility offering 4 exam rooms, a laboratory. Considering the challenges of the environment for energy sources, AMHE will build a self-sufficient facility able to generate and renew its own power. Solar windmill and Solar Panels will be used to supply renewable energy to the clinic. A well will supply water to the clinic.

PHASE II – Furnishings and Staffing.

In phase two, AMHE will outfit the facility with the up modern furnishings and medical equipment, computers, medical and office equipment to become operational.

The clinic will be staffed with medical professional with expertise in mother-child care, sickle cell expertise, and HIV/AIDS. The staffing will be as follows:
1 General practitioner
1 Pediatrician
1 Sickle cell specialist
1 Lab Technician
1 Pharmacist
2 nurses
1 facility custodian
1 facility security
1 administrative assistant

The clinic hours of operation will be:
Monday through Friday
8:00am to 4:00pm
Saturday
8:00am to 2:00pm

PHASE III – Health Screening

Mother-Child care and Sickle Cell Screening

HIV/AIDS care and Screening 

Using telemedicine and telepathology, the health clinic will have access to a wide network of qualified physicians, hematologists, pediatricians for diagnosis and follow up. The AMHE network will offer awareness workshops, distance education, visiting physicians, and health screening services.