Reliable Public Healthcare with Compassion in Thodupuzha
District Hospital (Thodupuzha) serves as a key public healthcare institution in Thodupuzha, offering comprehensive treatment across various medical needs. Celebrated for its gynaecology department and cordial medical staff, it is recognized for an inviting and energetic atmosphere where patients feel well cared for. As a government hospital, it provides cost-effective or free services, making quality healthcare accessible to the wider community. While some basic facilities and parking areas could improve, the hospital remains a dependable option for those seeking essential medical care in the region, emphasized by its dedicated doctors and supportive environment.
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Liya Febin
3 weeks agoIt's better choice of my health
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a month agoTimes of Thodupuzha
a month agoOverview District Hospital, Thodupuzha is the primary public healthcare facility under the Department of Health Services (Government of Kerala) serving the Thodupuzha region and the low-country areas of the Idukki district. Key Highlights Role & Administration: Functions under the Directorate of Health Services (Kerala) in coordination with the Idukki District Panchayat. Core Departments: Offers inpatient and outpatient services across General Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Ophthalmology, ENT, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and 24/7 Emergency/Casualty care. Diagnostic & Support Services: Equipped with modern diagnostic infrastructure, including a Dialysis Unit, Blood Bank, Digital X-ray, Ultrasound, CT Scan facilities, and a public pharmacy. Location: Located at Mangattukavala (along Newman College Road), making it easily accessible via major bus routes and town centers. Public Welfare Integration: Primary hub for state/national health welfare schemes (such as KASP / Ayushman Bharat), providing free or heavily subsidized treatment, essential medicines (KMSCL), and public immunization drives.
Tenz Kurishinkal
2 months ago