Tata Steel inaugurated its 100-bed, super-specialty eyecare hospital at Samarjhola village of Ganjam district in Odisha last weekend. The hospital is to be operated by Sankara Eye Hospital of Tamil Nadu.
Tata Steel funded ₹42.3 crore for the construction of the hospital infrastructure and equipment. Built over 4.5 acres of land in the village, approximately 17 km from Berhampur city, the eye hospital with world-class facilities and highly qualified doctors will offer services comparable to the best corporate hospitals at an affordable cost.
The 4-storey hospital building has 73,520 sqft built-up area with five operation theatres, 12 patient rooms and six wards. The hospital complex is environment-friendly and self-sufficient in energy and use of water. It generates 150 KW solar power and water needs will be met through rainwater harvesting and recycling of used water.
Tata Steel is also setting up a 500-bed multi-specialty hospital at Gopalpur in Ganjam district apart from running five mobile medical units in the region along with regular mega-health camps providing doorstep medical facility to the people in the vicinity.
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