A hospital by the poor for the poor thehindu/features/metroplus/suham-hospital-provides-quality-healthcare-to-the-poor/article6401223.ece?homepage=true Suham Hospital, run by a women Self-Help Group is a forerunner in providing quality healthcare to the poor at a subsidised cost “Next week, we are installing an ultra-sound scan facility at a cost of Rs. 15,00,000. We are planning to invite the collector to inaugurate it,” informs, C.K. Meena who along with few other Self-Help Group members run the Suham Hospital. “It involves the contribution of poor women from the surrounding villages. Each of them has a share in the initiative.” Suham is a hospital that runs entirely on the efforts of underprivileged village women and that is what sets it apart. Ever since its inception as a primary care centre in 2008, Suham has grown in terms of the patients it treats and the facilities it offers to become a secondary-care hospital with 25 beds, seven in-house and 27 visiting doctors, X-ray and scan facilities and an ultra-modern operation theatre.
Posted on: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 00:48:07 +0000
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