Gift the joy of motherhood by Charutar Arogya Mandal

Gift the joy of motherhood

Thank you!

This program is fully funded because of donors like you.

Impact

Every monthly donation helps women like Kokilaben have a safe pregnancy

Kokilaben, 23 was married at a young age and soon after was expecting her first child. Unfortunately, she was not healthy enough to carry a pregnancy to full term. She had multiple miscarriages, induced abortions and even lost a three- day old child. All this took a toll on her physical and mental health. Due to social pressures, she got pregnant again.

The Patient Support Group counseled led her to get treatment at Charutar Arogya Mandal hospital. With inpatient care for over 70 days through her pregnancy and access to blood transfusion at the critical time, she delivered a healthy child. Kokilaben is now enjoying the little joys of motherhood.

A little medical help can bring this joy to many women who suffer like Kokilaben.

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About The Program

What the beneficiary gets
Maternal Care
Healthcare
What you get
Tax Exemption
Periodic Reports
Program Description

Charutar Arogya Mandal (CAM) works in rural areas of Gujarat helping women with high-risk pregnancies. The villages do not have proper maternal health care and it is difficult for patients to travel to the hospital due to lack of transportation. CAM works with Shree Krishna Hospital to provide quality care for safe deliveries in high-risk pregnancies.

The Patient Support Group (PSG) conducts background checks to determine the socioeconomic condition of the patient to ensure that the patients in need are getting the aid. CAM works with both fundraising and monitoring the treatment of the patients.

Donations received to this program used towards concessions or waivers given to pregnant women who have to undergo critical care during delivery. Many poverty-stricken women lose their lives not being able to afford the cost of high-risk pregnancies. Help in gifting a woman a safe pregnancy by donating to this program.

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About The NGO

Charutar Arogya Mandal
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Charutar Arogya Mandal

Charutar Arogya Mandal targets to provide comprehensive and personalized health care with commitment at an affordable cost to patient's satisfaction.

They seek to provide the best medical care to the rural community and facilities for medical education to the people of Anand and Kheda districts with a minimal amount. Several measures have been taken to make health-care affordable for the poor such as free consultation fee for outdoor consultations, free treatment to women and children belonging to BPL family etc. All these measures benefit over 40% of the patients admitted to the hospital and many outdoor patients.

What started with a general hospital with 136 beds is now an institution that includes a Medical Council of India recognized as a medical college, a 720-bed hospital, an institute of post-graduate studies, a school of nursing, a college of physiotherapy, an institute of medical technology, a cardiac center and a cancer center.

Charutar Arogya Mandal has been conferred with many awards, one of them being the Guidestar India by the Guidestar India Gold Award in 2016. Despite the challenges faced in sustaining the institution, CAM constantly endeavors to innovate and deliver better healthcare to all.

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founders
Founded in 1991
NGO Leadership

Sandeep Desai

areas of operation
Area of Operation
Area of Operation

Cancer | health

location of work
Location of Work
Location of Work

Gujarat

Charutar Arogya Mandal has

provided quality cancer treatment to 15055 poor patients

awards
Awards And Recognitions
Awards And Recognitions

2017: 2nd Highest Fundraising NGO

2017: Social Justice initiative Award

2017: Rotary India service to humanity award

last audited
Last Audited
Periodic Compliance Checks by GiveIndia

Renewals FY 19-20

reporting
Verification Visit Reports
Verification Visit Reports

Verification Report 1

Verification Report 2

Program Updates

Program Updates

22 September, 2023

An update on the program you are supporting

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Activities and work undertaken in the last 5-6 months

The gynecology department serves, approx 11314 OPD patients, over 4341 in-patients, 507 deliveries performed. Amongts them 210 deliveries were normal and total 297 deliveries performed through c section. We extended our services to over 10000 individuals suffering from COVID-19 virus without denying anyone to avail treatment, with best possible facilities. Considering a 4 member family unit of the cases of OPD, the gyneac treatment could be considered to have impacted over 45,256 people


Challenges faced and next steps

We provide support for their hospitalization, surgeries. Charutar Arogya Mandal completed 50 years on 28th July 2022. An event was organised observing the values behind the existence of the Mandal. 18th Foundation Day of Cancer Centre and 118th Birth Anniversary of Founder Chairman Dr. H M Patel was celebrated on 28th August. Commemorating the Foundation Day of Bhaubhai & Madhuben Patel Cardiac Centre, the fifth Healthy Heart Walkathon was organized of 8th October. The Walkathon has become our flagship event to raise awareness on the significance of walking for heart health. About 2000 supporters joined us in this walk.


Stories from the ground

Chandrikaben Padhiyar gave pre-term birth to an underweight baby (1.1 kg) due to some complications. There were very less chances of survival for the baby who was suffering from birth asphxia and respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). Doctors decided to take charge of newborn's life and he was put on invasive mechanical ventilator for few days. As there were some signs of improvement, the treatment was continued with various mechanical support and the baby finally gained weight. Over 35 days of hospitalisation helped the child to gain about 700 gms of additional weight. On getting a satisfactory response, doctors suggested to discharge the child with an advice to kangaroo mother care at home. The family thanked the team of doctors and to those who supported in their child�s survival.


28 December, 2022

Gift the joy of motherhood

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Activities and work undertaken in the last 5-6 months

Milestone & events: The Obstetrics and Gynaecology department is functional since the inception of the Hospital in 1981. It is presently equipped with, Gynaec OPD for consultations, follow-up 90 Gynaec beds for admitted patients and 4 Labour Rooms. It is supported by Gynaec Operation Theatre and ICU beds in the Critical Care Centre for critical related patients for gynaec support.

Between Jan to June 2022, a total of 9837 patients visited OPD. Out of these, 3850 patients got admitted for treatment. Total newborns were 1773 and amongst them 409 newborns admitted in Neonate ICU. The Hospital underwent successful treatment including surgeries, as required.

Area Covered: Mainly the Anand and Kheda districts of Gujarat. However, patients from other districts of the state as well as neighboring states such as Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra also came to the Hospital for treatment.

Near about 10,000 patients impacted through the “Gift of Joy” motherhood programme. The patients and their families were happy to get the treatment at the crucial time. From the area the patients came, their friends, neighbours and relatives would also come to know about the hospital and its programme. They get all the facilities related to their treatment here (consultation, diagnose). The hospital also provides a Newborn Kit to each beneficiary at free of cost in our hospital.


Challenges faced and next steps

No specific challenges


Stories from the ground

Shree Krishna Hospital saves extremely underweight triplets successfully:

The three babies of a farm labourer, who were born with low weight were treated free of cost at the Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad. The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of the hospital where the children born with low weight were treated through Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC). The mother, Chandrikaben Makvana could not visit a doctor regularly until her eighth month of pregnancy due to her financial status. Then she delivered triplets in her eighth month of pregnancy.

All the babies were born with very low weight below 1,600 grams besides the babies were having issues like Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) . The lone baby girl was born with 1,070 gm weight while her two brothers were born with 1,500 gm and 1600 gm weight respectively.

Dr. Dipen Patel, Neonatologist ensured that we provided 41 days effective treatment at NICU and saved all the three babies. They had kept the babies in incubators at NICU for a few days after that they were shifted to KMC. The NICU staff took the help of Chandrikaben and the babies' paternal grandmother to keep all the three babies in skin-to-skin contact. The underprivileged couple and their kin thanked the staff at NICU and hospital for providing such facility free of cost.

Due to the helping hand of donors like you and Give India's other donors, the lives of infants could be saved. Many such children who come to our hospital are in need of support for their treatment. You can make a difference by reaching out to such patients from less-privileged families.

The family members have expressed their sincere gratitude to you for your contribution.

We look forward to receiving your continued support for the treatment of such needy patients.


2 June, 2022

Gifting the joy of motherhood

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Activities and work undertaken in the last 5-6 months

The Obstetrics and Gynaecology department is functional since the inception of the Hospital in 1981. It is presently equipped with a Gynaec OPD for consultations, 90 follow-up Gynaec beds for admitted patients, and 4 Labour Rooms. It is supported by a Gynaec Operation Theatre and ICU beds in the Critical Care Centre for critical patients with Gynaec.

Patients treated between July and December 2021:

The Gynaec OPD provided ailments consultation to patients. Of the total 1212 patients who got admitted for treatment, 431 mothers delivered infants at our Hospital (165 normal deliveries & 266 deliveries through the Caesarian section ). The remaining 781 patients admitted at the Hospital underwent successful treatment including surgeries, as required.

Areas Covered: Mainly the Anand and Kheda districts of Gujarat which have a large proportion of the rural population. However, patients from other districts of the state as well as neighbouring states such as Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra also come to the hospital for treatment. Under our Extension services, 150 villages of Anand, Kheda and Panchmahal districts are covered for non-communicable diseases, wherein village health workers reach out for health monitoring and early detection of the diseases including breast cancer, so that the disease can be cured/treated before it spreads further. Shree Krishna Hospital serves as the tertiary treatment unit for the purpose. OPD and In-patient services for Gynaec patients including an Operation Theatre are also available for the indigent and poor population of the Kheda and Panchmahal districts in Sonaba Hospital & Sadaba Prasutigruh at Sevaliya in Kheda District, which is managed by the Charutar Arogya Mandal.


Challenges faced and next steps

While annually 20000 patients benefit from the OPD/IPD facility, about 1 lakh people were positively impacted through the “Gift of Joy” motherhood programme. The patients and their families were happy to get the treatment at the crucial time. The pregnant women got all the facilities related to their treatment (consultation, diagnostics, treatment and after-care) all under one roof. They did not have to run helter-skelter to obtain the various services and felt secure for their fetus and themselves at our Hospital. Having a pregnancy in the midst of the COVID pandemic is a big worry. However, this was also duly taken care of, by providing relief to many a family. The patients and newborns got new clothes under a Kit donation programme at our Hospital.


Stories from the ground

Saved a life of a new born

Alpaben lives in Gopalpura village of Anand district with her in-laws for the past 13 years since her marriage to Kamleshbhai. The Parmar couple have a 12 year old son. She supports the family by running a beauty parlour at home and manages to earn just enough to fulfil the daily needs. In addition, she takes good care of all family members & does all household work.

After 29 weeks of pregnancy, one day, she suffered severe discomfort. The doctor advised her to be admitted in the private hospital. As her condition turned critical, she was referred to Shree Krishna Hospital with severe preclampsia and breech presentation. She was operated upon and delivered a baby girl weighing a mere 789 grams. Due to very low birth weight, the infant was shifted to NICU with Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia (effect of jaundice) & feed intolerance. The condition warranted a prolonged treatment, care and close monitoring care of the girl in the NICU. The doctor explained the treatment plan and informed the parents to manage Rs.2.5 lakh for the treatment. As the family had no resources to meet the treatment cost, the baby girl was treated with concessions offered by the Mandal and fund support from donors of Give India. After 66 days of treatment, the baby girl gained the required immunity and health parameters. She was discharged from the hospital.

Due to the helping hand of donors like you, the life of an infant could be saved. Many such children who come to our Hospital are in need of support for their treatment. You can make a difference by reaching out to such patients from less-privileged families. The family members have expressed their sincere gratitude to you for your contribution. We look forward to receiving your continued support for the treatment of such needy patients.


29 September, 2021

Gift the joy of motherhood

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Activities and work undertaken in the last 5-6 months

Milestone & events:The Obstetrics and Gynaecology department is functional since the inception of the Hospital in 1981. It is presently equipped with, Gynaec OPD for consultations and follow-up 90 Gynaec beds for admitted patients4 Labour Rooms It is supported by, Gynaec Operation TheatreCritical Care Centre for critical gynaec patientsPatients treated during January to June 2021 : 8823 Gynaec OPD patients consultation and follow-ups1064 admitted patients of which 362 mothers delivered infants at our Hospital, while other patients underwent operations/ took treatment 135 normal deliveries227 deliveries through the Caesarian section115 Gynaec COVID-19 positive cases successfully treated. Area Covered:Mainly the Anand and Kheda districts of Gujarat which has a large proportion of the rural population. However, patients from other districts of the state as well as neighbouring states such as Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra also come to the hospital for treatment. Under our Extension services, 150 villages of Anand, Kheda and Panchmahal districts are covered for non-communicable diseases, wherein village health workers reach out to the last mile for health monitoring and early detection of the diseases including breast cancer, so that the disease can be cured/treated before it spreads further. Shree Krishna Hospital serves as the tertiary treatment unit for the purpose. OPD and In-patient services for Gynaec patients including an Operation Theatre are also available for the indigent and poor population of the Kheda and Panchmahal districts at the 30 bed Sonaba Hospital & Sadaba Prasutigruh at Sevaliya in Kheda District, which is managed by the Charutar Arogya Mandal The number of people impacted? & How were they impacted or helped?While annually 20000 patients benefit from the OPD/IPD facility, considering a 5 member family unit on an average about 1 lakh people would be positively impacted through the “Gift of Joy” motherhood programme. The patients and their families were happy to get the treatment at the crucial time. From the area the patients came, their friends, neighbours and relatives would also come to know about the hospital and its programme. They get all the facilities related to their treatment (consultation, diagnostics, treatment and after-care) all under one roof. They do not have to run helter-skelter to obtain the various services. The pregnant women patients feel secure for their fetus and themselves at our Hospital. Having a pregnancy in the midst of the COVID pandemic is a big worry. However, this was also duly taken care of, which provided relief to many a family. The patients and newborns get new clothes under a Kit donation programme at our Hospital.


Challenges faced and next steps

The COVID-19 pandemic has spread across countries, infecting thousands of people and has resulted in over 44,63,845 deaths worldwide, with 4,36,365 deaths in India as of date. Shree Krishna Hospital, being the largest charitable private Hospital in the region between Ahmedabad and Vadodara, was identified as a 'Designated COVID-19 District Hospital' for treatment of COVID-19 cases. The 120 ICU bed Way made Critical Care Centre was initially dedicated for COVID treatment. In the 1st Surge, as we began getting more patients, we kept on expanding the COVID treatment infrastructure, finally reaching a total of 280 beds in different categories equipped with patient Monitoring and treatment facility, including the step-down beds. The 2nd surge was more vicious than the first one, in terms of intensity and spread. For over a month, there was a rush of incoming patients from across the state and elsewhere as other Hospitals were full and refused to accept any more patients. As the number of patients increased, we opened new wards by modifying our existing ones, while at the same time preparing more areas in case required. At one stage, the Hospital had a total of 600 admitted COVID patients with over 100 of them on Ventilator support and most of them on Oxygen supplementation. Our Emergency wing was transformed into a 30-bed ICU. As ambulances line up with patients waiting to be admitted, we set up a 50 bed Field Hospital with doctors & nurses working round the clock, free food for patients, volunteers from a local NGO providing Oxygen cylinders and thereby ensured that no patient was ever turned away. By now the Hospital has successfully tackled two surges of the Corona infections, treated over 9000 patients. It may be appreciated that what we could achieve was through the dedication and commitment of our Team along with substantial donor support. It is realized that donor support is essential to help us steer through such difficult times when the resources are being stretched. As we prepare for the next Surge, we need to be more prepared than earlier to effectively meet the challenge. The facilities we have so far created would be of immense help in dealing with it. However, we are now working on a multi-pronged strategy to manage the crisis which is likely to last long and keep recurring till the virulence of the virus is diminished.


Stories from the ground

Eleven years ago, Meena married Shailesh Thakor who lived with his ageing parents in Village Vahera of Borsad taluka in Gujarat. The Thakors are caretakers of a farm owned by a wealthy Patel family and live in a hut next to the farmhouse. In the prime of their youth but both school dropouts, they had no other option but to work as casual labourers in the tobacco field of the farm owner to support their family while the mother-in-law carried out the household chores. The newlyweds were happy despite the hardship they experienced. Within a year Dipali was born and the home was filled with cheer. At the age of 10 now, Dipali studies in 3rd standard in the local school. After a long gap of 9 years, when Meena began having morning sickness, her mother-in-law realized the impending arrival. While the family took good care of Meena, in her 3rd trimester (31st week), she complained of breathlessness with her blood pressure shooting up. The doctor at the nearby Borsad Hospital referred them to Shree Krishna Hospital where she gave birth to female twins through normal delivery. This being a premature delivery, both infants were weak. One weighed just a kilo while the other was 1.21 Kg, which is a very low birth weight. They suffered from respiratory distress, presumptive early-onset sepsis and apnea of prematurity. One of the twins also had unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia. They needed ventilator support, prolonged stay in the NICU, Feeding management through the infant feeding tube, antibiotics and supportive care. This would imply a high treatment cost, the paediatrician explained to the father. Due to limited resources, Shailesh Thakor was clueless as he could not afford the treatment cost. In response to his request for help, looking to his family background, the Mandal made an appeal on his behalf for fund support. The treatment of both kids proceeded unhindered for nearly 50 days. As they were discharged after successful treatment, both Meenaben & her husband were overwhelmed. As they were leaving the father had tears welling up his eyes: I would have lost both the girls had I not got the help from the Hospital and the donors. We are heartily thankful for the timely help.


23 March, 2021

Treatment support to poor/underprivileged women patients in the Obstetrics & Gynecology section of the Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad, managed by the Charutar Arogya Mandal

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Problem :The hospital has since long focused on the two socially vulnerable groups; women and children. Women who belong to the less privileged families generally suffer from under-nutrition. This assumes more significance when a woman is in her pregnancy, since many a times, this leads to Complicated deliveries and premature deliveries endangering the life of both, Mother and Child. It also results in birth of babies vulnerable to myriad infections, who suffer from problems such as low birth-weight, failure to thrive and sepsis, to name a few. As a consequence, both mother and infant need critical care in ICUs which is cost intensive.


Other common ailments for which women are provided treatment include Conditions such as Malnutrition and morbidity, Reproductive health issues, Cancers of the Breast, Bone & Cervix, Cardiovascular health, Urinary Tract Infections etc.


Solution :We at the Charutar Arogya Mandal, believe that a healthy mother and a healthy baby is the route to a productive, developed nation. Hence, Charutar Arogya Mandal is specially focused upon providing comprehensive solutions to address public health issues related to women and children. We promote essential new born care and immunisation, reduce malnutrition, prevent infant and maternal deaths.


Impact :Annually, the hospital receives around 4000 Gynaec cases who require such treatment.


The proportion of patients from these groups over the years is more than 40-45% which translates to around 2000 patients annually. As a result, the hospital incurs a significant financial burden on account of concessional treatment provided to them. For the year 2019-20, concessions provided to these patients amounted to Rs 3.59 cr. or about 54% of the total treatment charges. One of the measures of success in achieving the Mandal’s vision of “Solace to the Suffering” is its ability to provide quality treatment to all patients who come to the hospital, irrespective of their financial condition. Considering the burden of concessions provided to needy and indigent patients across the Hospital, we believe that it would be difficult for Charutar Arogya Mandal to meet the cost of indigent women patients without help from generous supporters like you.



5 July, 2020

A Smile of Hope

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A Smile of Hope




Charutar Arogya Mandal has been managing the 30-bed Sonaba Hospital and Sadaba Prasuti Gruh for over 9 years now. Under the aegis of the Sonaba Hospital Trust, a function was organised on 27th December 2019 to dedicate a Mobile Health Clinic Van. It was donated by Dr Jayantibhai G Patel, in memory of Late Smt. Ramaben Patel for the SPARSH programme which reaches out with health-care solutions, related to non-communicable diseases, to 150 villages of Anand and Kheda districts through various initiatives such as camps, awareness programmes and interactions with students. The Van which is equipped with a fundus camera, Vibrotherm, ECG machine, facilities to check Hb1Ac, medicine dispensing etc. is expected to cover 50 villages around Sevaliya.This would enable early diagnosis and examination of diabetic patients through village camps. The images captured during these camps would be transmitted to specialists at Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad for advice.



19 November, 2019

Mothers with their newborns

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Mothers with their newborns








22 July, 2019

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Program Update


For over 2 years now, in 450 of its beds located in the “Ashirward wards”, treatment has been made free. Admitted patients have to bear only the cost of pharmacy and consumables. While undergoing surgery, these patients spend only half to one third of the amount charged by other private Hospitals. Our own as well as government schemes are being implemented to provide succour to needy patients in terms of concession in treatment costs, which annually amounts to over Rs 26 crores which is supported by generous contributions from donors. It is only through the constant support and generosity of donors that we have been able to do the kind of work that benefits the community at large. We look forward to your continued support.


Story from the field


Rafyuddin Malek lives in Dantali village of Kheda district. A daily farm wager, he shoulders the burden of his parents, wife Shehnazbibi and 3 year old daughter Tamanna. Shehnazbibi experienced severe pain in the abdomen. Medicines from a local doctor did not help. The pain kept haunting her. As weeks passed by, her condition grew worrisome. Suddenly one day, at 27 weeks, she had severe abdominal cramps. She was initially taken to the Hospital in Changa but soon shifted in a semi-conscious state to Shree Krishna Hospital. After her condition stabilized, she gave birth to a baby girl (Karishma) through ‘C’ section. Born prematurely with a birth-weight of just 650 grams, Karishma was feeble. She struggled for life in the neonatal ICU, under the radiant heat warmer, with ventilator support, higher antibiotics, feeding management and supportive care. Karishma was at high risk of medical complications and the doctors explained that treatment would cost around Rs 4.25 lakhs. When he ran short of funds, Rafiyuddin explained to the Hospital staff that as he could no longer pay the bills, they would like to take Karishma home. After quizzing him at length regarding his family profile, it was concluded that his case was genuine. The Mandal decided to support Karishma’s treatment through internal resources and fund support from donors. After 89 days treatment, Karishma went home healthy and thriving. The family is indebted to the Hospital and fund support from donors. A life was saved.


What is the expected total number of beneficiaries in this program for FY18-19?4557
What is the number of beneficiaries/ benefits provided in this program, Year-To-Date3400
Village/City/State where project is locatedKaramsad/Anand/Gujarat
Total Budget for the project for FY18-19100000000
Total Expenses for the project YTD91140000

30 October, 2018

Charutar Arogya Mandal's Update

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Program Update


The Shree Krishna Hospital is located in a rural area, and since most of our patients are from villages and largely of insufficient means, the services of Shree Krishna Hospital are offered at subsidized rates.


The community shares a part of this burden with their donations. The constant support of the community has encouraged the hospital to institute an extensive freeship programme, enabling those with meager resources to obtain full or partial concession from treatment. The freeship programme draws its strength from generous donations received to serve this worthy cause.


Remember that your contribution is helping a pregnant woman to deliver safely.


Story from the field


Kapilaben Talpada is 20 years old and stays at Gorel village of Anand district, with her in-laws, husband and one & a half year old son. She is a housewife. Her husband Rajeshbhai & his father work in nearby farms as daily wagers, earning a meagre income. Both leave the house in the morning and return for lunch. After lunch, the father takes rest for some time, while Rajesh plays with his son before they return to work. For most of the day, Kapilaben takes care of her son and house hold routine. After completing her work in evenings, she sits and chats with neighbours.


After passage of about 8 months in her second pregnancy, one day, she began bleeding profusely. The family got alarmed and rushed her to a Hospital in Borsad. Considering her grave condition, the doctor hesitated to take the case due to non availability of equipment & ICU facility. He advised the family members to take her to Shree Krishna Hospital, Karamsad. Kapilaben was brought to the Trauma centre of Shree Krishna Hospital. The gynaecologist examined her and informed her family that considering her serious condition, a Caesarean operation would be essential. The treatment expense estimate was also provided.


Her husband met the hospital staff and explaining his economic condition, urged for help as it would be difficult for him to fully bear the treatment cost. The Mandal took up the responsibility of treating the mother at highly subsidized rates, with the help and support of donors like you. She delivered a male child and was admitted in the Surgical ICU, and shifted to the Gyneac ward after her condition stabilized. She was successfully treated for 6 days and discharged from the hospital in sound health.


We could save the precious life of a pregnant mother and an infant due to the helping hand of donors like you and Give India's other donors. But there are many such women in need of treatment. You can make a difference by reaching out to such less-privileged patients.


The family members have expressed their sincere gratitude to you for your contribution.


We look forward to receiving your continued support for the treatment of such needy patients.


Expected total number of beneficiaries in this program for FY18-194000
Number of beneficiaries/ benefits provided in this program this year1918

30 April, 2018

Enabling safe deliveries for young mothers

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To make health-care affordable, for outdoor consultations, we offer free registration and medical advice. For indoor patients (excluding ICU and Emergency services), since April 2017, 450 of the Hospital beds placed in the 'Aashirwad' wards have been earmarked to provide free services, where the Mandal bears the cost of stay, food, services provided by Doctors & Nurses, Surgical Procedures, Ward procedures, Radiology and Laboratory investigations, while patients have to bear only the cost of medicines and consumables related to the treatment. BPL patients and patients under our Jan Arogya Yojana get a few additional rebates.
At Shree Krishna Hospital, we follow a philosophy of providing professional and quality health care services uniformly to all patients, irrespective of their economic status, region, religion or caste. The annual burden to the Hospital towards the concessions and free-ships given to patients amounts to more than Rs. 20 crores annually mainly including needy patients with Cancer, Cardiac diseases, malnourished women undergoing delivery, prematurely born and underweight neonates and road traffic accident victims. Many of the patients treated would not have pursued treatment for their life-threatening ailments, had they not been supported by the Mandal and its Donors.


Beneficiary Story:



Smt. Hiralben Gohel delivered a female child. She is one day old and she was under treatment for Extremely Low Birth Weight, Apnoea of Pre-maturity, Respiratory Distress Syndrome and Presumptive Early Onset of Sepsis. But due to high treatment cost, they were nervous. There are 3 members in the family of whom only one member is earning. She was successfully treated and discharged from the hospital.
We, at the hospital have taken up the responsibility for treating her at highly subsidized rate. We could save a precious life of a patient due to the helping hand of donors like you.



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