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Kalinga Hospital Ltd
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Total Number Of Beds : 250
Other Facilities
- X-Ray
- CT/MRI
Advance Facility
- Medicine Facility
- Blood Bank
Description
Kalinga Hospital Ltd is a state of the art super speciality Hospital in Bhubaneswar Orissa India The Hospital has been registered under companies Act 1956 on 02051990 The Hospital has been promoted by 54 NRI Oriyas under the name of Hospital Corporation of Orissa HCO a Company registered in USA The Hospital has been in operation since 1998 The Hospital is located in Chandrasekharpur in 10 acres of land at Kalinga hospital Chowk on the Nandankanan Road 14 km from the airport 8 km from the railway station and 3 kin from the NH5 KolkattaChennai The Hospital is a full service hospital
At present the Hospital has 250 beds including 40 adult ICU and 8 Pediatric ICU beds Kalinga Hospital is the first Hospital in Orissa to do regular cardiac cath open heart surgery kidney dialysis and kidney transplant advanced neuro surgery gastrointenstinal surgery and cosmetic surgery The Hospital is well equipped with latest technology like 15 Tesla MRI 6 Slice Spiral CT Scan Digital Xray Mammography Intense Pulse Light Cosmetic and Diabetic Foot Care Equipements In the year 200708 the hospital provided services to 46000 patients So far the hospital has repaired approximately 2400 cleft lip and cleft palate of children under the quotSmile Train Programmequot with no cost to the families The hospital also supports the Kalinga School of Nursing which is graduates 50 Nurses a year The hospital has 15 beds for BPI families
The Hospital is ISO90012008 certified for Quality Management System for Healthcare services
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