Uttarayana Hospital: Rural Healthcare in Almora

Established in 2017 in Bhulura village, Papersahily, Almora, Uttarayana Hospital provides accessible healthcare to underserved communities in Uttarakhand. Operated by Uttarayana Faith Foundation, with support from National Heart Institute, New Delhi, the hospital offers regular and specialist outpatient consultations, inpatient care and community health camps.

These services have benefited more than 10,000 patients, helping rural families access medical advice, treatment and follow-up care closer to home.

Mobile Healthcare Reaching 100 Remote Villages

Launched in 2018, the hospital’s Basic Cardiac Life Support Mobile Clinic extends essential healthcare, diagnostic services and cardiac screening to 100 remote villages across the Almora region.

The programme serves Kasardevi, Barechina, Koshi, Basoli, Deenapani, Balta, Maat, Matena, Dhaulchina, Sheraghat, Chitaai and surrounding areas, reaching communities where healthcare facilities are limited or difficult to access.

Our Healthcare and Outreach Services

• Outpatient and inpatient care for local communities.
• Specialist consultations and cardiac screening to identify health concerns early.
• Free medical camps and mobile diagnostic services in remote villages.
• Health education to promote prevention and timely medical attention.
• Referral and treatment assistance for patients requiring further care.

Together, Uttarayana Hospital and its mobile healthcare programme support early diagnosis, timely referrals and continuity of care, helping families overcome distance and financial barriers to treatment.

For CSR partnership enquiries, contact: mahiapl@nhi.in