Institution Location: Outside Kerala

People from long distances were coming for treatment, including Thirupur, Gopi, Sathyamangalam, and Puliyampathi. 10-15 patients visit every day. Dr. Chinna Swamy is available for patients and provides free treatment to impoverished individuals. One nurse assistant and one housekeeping staff member are also on hand. The residents, especially the underprivileged, may always depend on this Dispensary.

Each day, between 20 to 25 patients come from the village and nearby areas. We are providing special care for individuals who are bedridden. Free treatment is provided to needy patients, as well as care for de-addiction patients. A doctor visits twice a month and provides free services. Many Hindus are drawn to the Christian faith, and we provide them with all spiritual aid.

This facility has been open for the past 24 years. Once a week, a doctor comes to this centre. Every day, 15-20 patients from nearby areas arrived. We offered care for the elderly, as well as help for their families and counselling sessions. We provided special care for young individuals who had bad behaviours, as well as free therapy in low-income areas.

Every day, 20-40 patients arrive from the village and nearby areas. A doctor from the government hospital visits the patients once a week. We provide free medical care to those who are in need. We visit bedridden people in outlying communities based on their needs and administer injections and medications. We are concerned with their spiritual needs in addition to their physical and medical demands. Encourage them to go on retreat and to attend prayer sessions.

There are other hospitals and government health centers nearby, and while there are fewer people from outside, this dispensary is widely used by boarding students. We cared for individuals who were bedridden as well as those who had been abandoned in nearby communities. Once a week, a doctor visits the patients.

Jyothi Hospital Motto: To See God in the Sufferings.
Vision: Witnessing the compassionate love of JESUS through holistic healing.
Mission: To provide affordable health care to all, especially to the poor and the
marginalized.
Jyothi Hospital is located in Laila, Belthangady, Karnataka, and owned by Sisters of the Destitute Charitable Trust Belthangady. It is a 50-bedded NABH accredited hospital.
Belthangady is a village where there are many poor sick people who are deprived of proper treatment. Seeing this poor condition His Excellency Rev. Lawrence Mukkuzhy had invited S.D. Congregation to start a hospital in Belthangady to remedy this weakness. We accepted his invitation and started a hospital by name “Jyothi Hospital”in 2004. The hospital was set up with the vision of providing quality healthcare at affordable cost to every individual. Jyothi Hospital has been functioning at Belthangady for the past 20 years caring the sick especially the poor and marginalized. We serve, imbibing the great tradition of the spirit and charism of the Founder of the congregation in our mission.
We have succeeded in reaching a few milestones during the past 20 years such as the addition of General Surgery department and de-addiction services, opened a new palliative care unit in 2012 and laser surgery in the year of 2019. Hospital service expand through Obstetrics & Gynecology, General surgery, General Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, and Orthopedic departments.
OUR FACILITIES
Emergency Department
 Accident and Truma Cases
Speciality Services
 Obstetrics & Gynecology
 General surgery
 General Medicine
 Pediatric Medicine
 Orthopedic
 Urology
 Nephology
 ENT
 Cardiology
 Laser treatment
 ICU (Intensive Care Unit)
 Anesthesiology
 Operation Theater
 Physiotherapy
 Day care Services
 In patient Services
 Outpatient service
 Clinical Laboratory
 Pharmacy
Radiology services.
 Digital X-Ray – ECG
 Ultra Sound
 Blood Bank
 Medical Rerecord Department
 Bio Medical waste management
INSURANCE NETWORKS: We have tie-up with number of Govt and private
insurance networks.

Sagayamatha Hospital was established in 1973, started as a small dispensary and has been up graded to the present 40 bedded Hospital with General Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics and Operation Theatre since 1989.
Sagayamatha Hospital is situated in COONOOR. The area is located on a hilly terrain that is surrounded by hills, valleys, and plantations. This hospital is dependent on over 10,000 people. Tribals, landless laborers, marginal farmers, and other weak and vulnerable sections are the most common beneficiaries of the hospital. We provide extension services in hilly underdeveloped villages, which include free mobile clinics every week, regular visits and free health services. Our hospital’s services are purely charitable, so we make substantial concessions and even provide free treatment to very poor patients who cannot afford to pay. The general wards are free of bed charges so that the needy can receive better care at a lower cost.
In the year 2021, we will be fully engaged in the treatment of the Covid Pandemic. We vaccinated the rural population of Coonoor with the help of PHC Coonoor and the Government Hospital. This pandemic year, we vaccinated 800 people. In May 2021, we began admitting Covid patients, setting up 16 isolation beds and treating 220 patients. By God’s mercy, everyone has recovered and has been discharged from the hospital. We must thank our doctors, nurses, and social workers for their dedicated service to our ailing people.
The Government of Tamil Nadu has recognised our enthusiasm and sincerity in the field of services. Mrs. Innocent Divya IAS, district Collector, presented us with the best service award certificate to the hospital, which was accepted by Sr. Evuline Treasa S.D. and Sr. Teresin S.D.
We provided post-Covid counselling to people who were depressed as a result of Covid. We are transferring positive cases to government hospitals with the assistance of government officials. Rev. Fathers, Sisters, and Brothers who were admitted to our hospital owing to Covid have all recovered by God’s grace.
Poor people were given extra attention and discounts on consultations and room rent. Four expectant women received hospital and delivery care from us. The delivery cases were managed by Dr. Kausalya M.D. D.G.O.