No emergency care
Panoor has no dedicated emergency facility. Cardiac events, trauma and obstetric crises have no local stabilisation option — the golden hour is spent on the road.
Panoor–Thalassery Main Road · Kannur, Kerala
Aventus Arena is a brand-new G+2 commercial building, purpose-designed for healthcare, at the centre of a ~2.5 lakh catchment that today has no emergency care and no advanced diagnostics. The structure is done. The demand is waiting.
01 · The Opportunity
The existing facilities — Nucleus Medical Centre, Crescent Nursing Home and the General Hospital Panoor — are overcrowded and short on infrastructure, equipment and quality of care. None offers meaningful specialist services. For an operator, that is not a weak market. It is a vacant one.
Panoor has no dedicated emergency facility. Cardiac events, trauma and obstetric crises have no local stabilisation option — the golden hour is spent on the road.
MRI, CT, specialised pathology and multi-parameter lab work all require travel out of Panoor, delaying diagnosis and treatment for routine and critical cases alike.
Existing centres fall short on infrastructure and equipment, leaving patients with complex or critical conditions without adequate local treatment options.
is how far patients currently travel — to Thalassery — for anything beyond basic care. The burden falls hardest on the elderly, the critically ill and the economically disadvantaged. A facility at Aventus Arena intercepts that journey at its origin.
02 · Catchment & Demographics
Two rings, stated separately: an immediate high-density ring of 125,000+ residents around the site, and a wider nine-panchayat catchment estimated at 2,55,580 (2026), projected to reach 2,71,310 by 2036. Literacy of 95–96% supports rapid uptake of organised, quality-led healthcare.
| Grama Panchayath | Block | Area km² | 2011 Census | Est. 2026 | Est. 2036 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chokli | Panoor | 11.98 | 28,415 | 31,100 | 33,010 |
| Kadirur | Panoor | 12.30 | 31,087 | 34,010 | 36,110 |
| Mokeri | Panoor | 10.53 | 19,684 | 21,540 | 22,860 |
| Panniannur | Panoor | 10.02 | 22,308 | 24,410 | 25,910 |
| Thrippangottoor | Kuthuparamba | 32.47 | 29,911 | 32,730 | 34,740 |
| Pattiam | Kuthuparamba | 27.88 | 20,161 | 22,060 | 23,420 |
| Kunnothparamba | Kuthuparamba | 29.77 | 39,392 | 43,100 | 45,760 |
| Eranholi | Thalassery | 10.08 | 25,818 | 28,250 | 29,990 |
| Pinarayi | Thalassery | 20.04 | 16,801 | 18,380 | 19,510 |
| Total | 2,33,577 | 2,55,580 | 2,71,310 |
Source: Census of India 2011. Projections at Kerala's ~0.6% net annual growth rate (birth rate ~14.3‰ minus death rate ~6.7‰, adjusted for Gulf emigration). India's 2021 Census remains unpublished. Immediate-ring figure (125,000+) and nine-panchayat figures describe different geographies and are not additive.
03 · Why This Building
Every provision below maps to a requirement a hospital planner will actually test for. The most important is the first.
≈2,675 sq ft of open hall on every floor — freedom to plan wards, imaging suites or dialysis bays without fighting the structure. The single most valuable fact in this building.
Barrier-free vertical movement for elderly, differently-abled and stretcher-bound patients across all floors, backed by a main stair and a separate external fire-escape stair.
Round-the-clock water and electricity for continuous clinical operations, with terrace RCC water tank (2.20 m depth), bore well and rainwater harvesting.
Rooftop solar provision plus dedicated battery/UPS rooms on the first and second floors — resilience designed in for ICU, OT and diagnostic loads.
Wastewater and drainage designed to meet biomedical waste management standards, with septic tank and on-site waste segregation provision.
Ample dedicated parking directly addresses Panoor's most acute urban constraint — for ambulances, patients and staff alike.
Gents, ladies and differently-abled toilet facilities on every floor; 2.27 m internal circulation passages sized for patient movement.
CCTV surveillance across the facility and breakable-glass rescue panels on every floor. Fire suppression and lightning protection: planned/provisioned.
04 · Specifications
| Floor | Built-up area | Floor area |
|---|---|---|
| Ground | 375.41 m² | 335.69 m² |
| First | 452.18 m² | 389.70 m² |
| Second | 452.18 m² | 389.38 m² |
| Terrace | 31.63 m² | 27.47 m² |
| Total | 1,311.40 m² | 1,142.24 m² |
All dimensions and areas from the completed plan of commercial building, RS No. 122/197 & 122/198, Ward 4, Panniyannur Grama Panchayath, dated 26/01/2026. Occupancy classification, Fire NOC and related statutory clearances are in progress; no approval is represented here as obtained.
05 · Plans & Drawings
Renders, the site plan, the structural section and all three floor plans — tap any drawing to open it full-screen and zoom in on the dimensions.
06 · Formats That Fit
Filter by what you intend to run. Space figures are the deck's planning assumptions, matched against ≈2,675 sq ft of open hall per floor.
Visiting consultant specialists — cardiology, diabetology, dermatology, ENT, orthopaedics, gynaecology, neurology. 5–8 rooms of 120–150 sq ft each, plus reception, waiting and a vitals room.
General pediatrics, developmental assessment, vaccination, growth monitoring, behavioural pediatrics; extendable with pediatric physio and speech therapy.
4–6 chairs in 600–1,000 sq ft; expandable to orthodontics, oral surgery, implantology and pedodontics. Among the most space-efficient formats here.
Refraction, slit-lamp, fundus photography, tonometry and minor lid procedures in 800–1,500 sq ft. An attached optical shop lifts revenue.
Medical dermatology with aesthetic procedures — laser, PRP, peels — in 600–1,200 sq ft: 2–3 consult rooms, a procedure room and an enclosed laser room.
10–16 stations in 1,800–2,500 sq ft with RO plant room, spaced recliner stations, nurse station and reliable power backup — matched by this building's UPS rooms and solar provision.
Digital X-ray, 2D Echo, ultrasound, ECG and spirometry in 800–1,200 sq ft; paired with a clinical lab, a self-sustaining unit in a district with no advanced diagnostics.
Open-plan therapy bays, parallel bars and electrotherapy cubicles across 1,500–2,500 sq ft — a natural fit for the open second-floor plate.
Climate-controlled procedure room with OT light and basic anaesthesia monitoring for day-care procedures under local or conscious sedation.
ECG, 2D Echo, Holter, ambulatory BP and TMT (≥200 sq ft with crash-cart access). Pairs naturally with the multi-panel consultation centre.
Gynaecology and obstetric OPD with fertility counselling, antenatal care, menopause management, PCOS, breast screening and pelvic-floor physio — in a catchment that is 53–54% female.
Consultation rooms of 120–180 sq ft with acoustic privacy, plus a 300–400 sq ft group therapy room for group CBT, de-addiction and wellness programmes.
300–500 sq ft on the ground floor: not a standalone play but the anchor that serves every clinic in the building and generates its own revenue stream.
07 · Recommended Stacking
Highest-acuity, heaviest-footfall uses sit at grade for ambulance and stretcher access; quiet, appointment-driven services stack above. Select a floor.
08 · Leasing Options
Commercial terms — rent, deposit, escalation and tenure — are discussed directly with serious operators after a site visit. Nothing here is a published rate card.
≈14,118 sq ft built-up · G+2 + terrace
From ≈4,041 sq ft built-up per floor
09 · Location
10 · Leasing Enquiry
Tell us what you intend to run and how much space it needs. We respond with availability and arrange a site inspection — or call +91 63629 66700 directly.
11 · Digital Business Card
Flip the card for a QR code that saves our leasing contact straight to any phone. Share it with your board, your architect or your project consultant — everything they need to reach us is on it.