The infrastructure is a medical complex that can be set-up in a matter of hours and includes:

• 250-bed minimal care facility to treat patients
• Outpatient clinic with triage area (up to 1,500 patients every 24 hours)
• Medical supplies for patient care
• Administration facility for coordination with response agencies
• Mess hall, staff quarters, privy Reverse osmosis water purification system (ROWPU)
• Sound attenuated generators and environmental control units for entire complex
• All fuel, water, and food supplies for staff
• Pediatric ward
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• HAIC provides the infrastructure, medical supplies, support personnel, logistical and operational support for local response personnel and relief agencies.
•  Medical Complexes are multi-use and easily reconfigured.
• HAIC can quickly and easily re-supply the medical complex.
• With minimal training, local personnel can operate all systems and deployment.
•  Depending on the needs of the local area, HAIC can leave the medical complex in place for extended periods of time. It is designed to use for up to 18 years.
• HAIC is a 501(c)3, nonprofit organization providing critical medical infrastructure to respond, recover, and mitigate the effects of a manmade or natural disaster.