Dear Patrons,
We would like to bring your kind notice that by the kind grace and blessings of revered lord "Paramhans Sh. Swami SwarupanandCharitable Hospital" has been proposed at village Shivipatty, which is situated in a very remote and backward area of Madhubani district in Bihar. It is approximately 10 kms in the interiors from Madhubani railway station on Patna-Lokaha-Lokahi Highway. It is about 40 km away from Darbhanga and about 200 km from Patna. There are no major medical or health care centres within the radius of about 40 km, the minimum required medical facilities available are around 8 kms distance far from here. The needy and suffering patients have to travel miles together for availing proper treatment. The main objective is for providing the best and immediate medical facility to serve the poor and downtrodden and needy people of this region. Hence the construction of this hospital has been proposed here. Thus through the kind grace of Shri Sadgurudev Bhagvan and your kind support via donations we shall be able to save the lives of poor people, provide timely medical help and to avoid their inconvenience, we can provide the best medical care at their doorstep. We appeal to all of you to donate generously and help us in this humanitarian cause and oblige.

"Over 5 Years of Accomplishments”

The hospital will cater to the health care needs of the community/population of all age, child, adult and old irrespective of caste/class/gender and religion. The economically weaker sections of the community will be the main beneficiaries from the surrounding 35 villages with a total population of 2.5 lakh. It will be philanthropic Hospital working on no-profit no loss principle. For the sustainability it will take affordable users-charge. Initially it will be 30 bedded hospitals for medical and surgical health services. Gradually it will be turned into multi-specialty hospital with global quality services. This area has no multi-specialty hospital while the incidence of critical diseases is increasing and patients had to go to big cities like Patna and Delhi for treatment.