The Sri Mayapur Community Hospital continues to reach new milestones in its construction and expansion of services, offering state-of-the-art care for residents of the Dham.

In a video released this week, Pranesvara Nityananda Das (Dr. Prasenjit Modak) gave viewers an inside look at the new theater complex, which enables the hospital to offer cutting-edge surgical care. An advanced operating table and specialized lighting give surgeons the maximum visibility for precision surgeries.

“The key highlight of our operating theater room is the advanced integrated laparoscopic tower, which enables us to carry out minimal invasive or keyhole surgery,” said Pranesvara Nityananda Das. This technology eliminates the need for larger incisions and provides the patient with less pain, quicker recovery, and a better operating experience.

With this new operating theater, the Sri Mayapur Community Hospital is now equipped for open and laparoscopic surgery, which includes appendicectomy, gall bladder, hernia, diagnostic laparoscopy, and gynecological surgery. To watch the video, click here.

Although this is a significant milestone, the project leader, Harilila Das, noted at a December inauguration event that the project still needs an additional ten crores (approximately 1 million USD) to finalize the building and equipment.

How You Can Help Support

To facilitate donations, individuals are encouraged to visit their official website.

The Sri Mayapur Community Hospital has a unique donation program called “ADOPT YOUR DAY OF CARE.” Through this initiative, supporters can donate the cost of one day of care expenses to provide free/subsidized treatment to all deserving patients visiting on that day.  To learn more about this initiative, visit here.

Indian citizens can donate to the hospital directly through the website. If you are a US citizen wanting to donate to the hospital and receive a tax exemption locally, you can send your donations through Zelle or PayPal Transfer via email. (Please remember to include “Mayapur Hospital” in the remark.)

UK citizens can click here for a monthly contribution and here for a one-time donation.

Canadian citizens can donate locally by making a tax-benefitted donation to ISKCON Toronto here.