Maharaj Charan Singh Charitable Hospital, Sikanderpur, Haryana

The Maharaj Charan Singh Charitable Hospital is a 50-bed hospital built on nineteen acres of land at Sikanderpur, District Sirsa (Haryana), approximately 6 kilometres east of Sirsa on the Delhi–Hissar–Sirsa Road. Outpatient services started in 1993, followed a year later with inpatient facilities.
Services are provided to people living in the 92 surrounding villages of Sirsa, Fatehabad and Mansa districts in the border areas of Haryana and Punjab, with an estimated population of 280,000. First aid services are provided to all without any geographic stipulation.
There is a dedicated team of doctors of various specialties, nursing staff and technical staff. Medical services are supervised by the Chief Medical Officer. Supporting the medical units is a committed team of administrative and support personnel.
Services Provided
Over 75,000 outpatients and 5,000 inpatients are served annually. Basic support facilities like laboratory services, X-rays, ECG, as well as medicines and food are provided free of charge. When necessary, patients are referred to appropriate institutions elsewhere for more specialized care.


Support Services
An ambulance with basic facilities takes patients to referral institutions. Two generators supply the full power needs of the hospital. The hospital kitchen provides various kinds of diets for inpatients. Backup engineering services are available in-house.
Medical & Surgical Services
Doctors provide outpatient and inpatient services. The hospital provides first aid services round the clock.
There is an ophthalmic unit in the hospital that performs eye operations. An orthopaedic surgeon visits periodically. For other surgical needs, a general surgeon and anesthetist visit from the Beas Hospital.
The hospital has two well-equipped air-conditioned operating theatres that conform to the standard norms of sterilization, prevention of infection, and staff comfort.

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Other Services
Dental: Dental services are provided by Dentists as outpatients and also perform minor operations.
Pharmacy: The pharmacy is supplied with drugs from Beas hospital. Medicines are dispensed free of charge by the OPD Dispensary to outpatients.
Physiotherapy: A qualified physiotherapist provides services to approximately 6,700 patients annually.
Laboratory: A clinical laboratory performs hematology, microbiology, parasitology, serology and biochemistry tests.



