A charitable multi speciality hospital on Ved Road, run by Shree Prannath Arogya Trust on a no profit, no loss basis since 1993.
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It is a charitable multi speciality hospital on Ved Road, Surat, run by Shree Prannath Arogya Trust on a no profit, no loss basis. It covers 26 departments over seven floors and about 60,000 square feet, with emergency, intensive care, the laboratory and imaging staffed around the clock.
Shree Prannath Arogya Trust was formed in 1993. The hospital on Ved Road is the largest of the twelve institutions it runs, and it has been operated on a no profit, no loss basis from the day it opened.
That phrase does real work here. It is the reason a general OPD consultation includes the medicine for that day, the reason the same rate applies to every patient in a given category, and the reason dialysis is free for patients eligible under the Gujarat government's Mukhyamantri Amrutum scheme. None of those are promotions. They are how the trust decided the hospital would be run.
The building holds 26 departments across seven floors and about 60,000 square feet, with four modular operation theatres. Emergency and intensive care run 24 hours. It sits two kilometres from both the railway and bus stations, which matters more than it sounds for families travelling in from outside Surat.
The hospital is one part of a trust that has worked in Surat for more than thirty years. These two decisions, made a generation apart, are why treatment here costs what it does.
A health care institute that would serve mankind without any discrimination of caste, religion or economic status.
He established Shree Prannath Arogya Trust in 1993, and the hospital on Ved Road grew out of it. The school of nursing on the same campus carries his name.
Two decades of affordable healthcare in a patient friendly environment, with a strong belief in ethical and transparent medical practice.
He chairs the trust and everything it runs, from the hospital and the school of nursing to the athithi bhavans. What the hospital charges, the outpatient consultation and the no profit, no loss policy are trust decisions rather than hospital ones.
Figures the trust can stand behind. Bed and ICU counts are deliberately absent until the hospital confirms them.
Departments under one roof
Modular operation theatres
Sq ft across seven floors
Institutions run by the trust
Medicine for the day included
Year the trust was founded
Details a patient or a donor can check independently before they commit to anything.
Shree Prannath Arogya Trust, registration number E/3384.
AABTS2915H, held by the trust.
GNM programme on campus since 2015, recognised by the Indian Nursing Council and the Gujarat Nursing Council.
The trust states that donations are eligible for deduction under section 80G.
The hospital is the biggest thing the trust runs, but it is not the only thing.
The multi speciality hospital on Ved Road, Surat.
GNM programme on the hospital campus, running since 2015.
The temple the trust maintains.
Somewhere for families travelling in with a patient to stay.
A thirteenth institution is in development at Pinjrat, Olpad.
Anything not covered here, call 0261 2510050.
Shree Prannath Arogya Trust, formed in 1993 and registered as E/3384. The hospital is run on a no profit, no loss basis.
Shree Prannath Marg, Ved Road, Surat 395004, Gujarat.
9:00 am to 9:00 pm. A general OPD consultation includes the medicine prescribed for that day.
About 60,000 square feet over seven floors, with 26 departments and four modular operation theatres.
Yes. Emergency, intensive care, the laboratory and imaging run 24 hours.
