Charity Hospitals

Amrita Kripa Hospital
- Kalpetta

The hospital provides free medical care for some of the poorest people in Kerala, many of whom are farm labourers living in very remote areas. Most patients belong to tribal communities whose villages have few amenities. As many as 100 people a day visit the outpatient clinic. The hospital has a telemedicine link with AIMS Hospital, bringing state-of-the-art care to this poor region. The doctors regularly make trips to visit the remotest tribal hamlets by jeep or on foot. They are not only concerned with the people’s medical problems, but also with helping them attain a better quality of life.

Amrita Kripa Hospitals
- Kalpetta Amritapuri & Mysore

At Amritapuri, the hospital provides basic medical care to the residents of eight coastal villages, as well as to Amritapuri’s residents and visitors. With 8,000 people registered at the hospital. The hospital is also home to several elderly permanent patients. Ashram doctors are assisted by visiting specialists and a telemedicine link with AIMS Hospital, where referrals are sent. In Mysore, the first phase of a 50-bed general hospital has been completed, providing 15 beds. The hospital serves the needs of more than 100 poor villages in the area of Bogadi and has provision for a telemedicine link with AIMS.

Amrita Hospital
- Pampa

The hospital offers a 24-hour medical service near Sabarimala, the popular hilltop pilgrimage site in South India. The 25-bed hospital offers free care for the hundreds of thousands who visit the temple every year. It has two fully equipped ambulances, a 15-member medical team (including specialists in heart care), as well as a telemedicine link with AIMS.