History
Decades of expansion from community care to multispecialty access.
Explore how services, facilities, and patient support systems expanded over time.
1961
Maternity services begin
The institution's service journey started with maternity arrangements for the local community.
1962
Medicine and ophthalmology added
General medicine and ophthalmological services expanded the hospital's early care footprint.
1973
Mission structure formalised
The Sanjeevani Health Co-operative Society merged into Swami Vivekanand Medical Mission as a charitable organisation and secured land for the present hospital building.
1975
Hospital building foundation laid
The foundation ceremony marked the shift from a community healthcare initiative to a long-term institutional facility.
1978
Ground floor inaugurated
The existing building opened with separate OPD and ophthalmology rooms plus strengthened surgery capability.
1985
Blood bank and ICU established
Critical support services were added to deepen emergency and inpatient care readiness.
1990
First floor completed
The hospital expanded capacity and added NICU support, Ayurveda Panchakarma, and an in-house drug store.
1994 - 1996
Acute care and surgical growth
Accident care, sonography, burn care, operating theatres, and ICU expansion significantly strengthened the care ecosystem.
2000 - 2003
Diagnostics and outreach expanded
Rural health services, X-ray, colour doppler, and upgraded ICU equipment widened access and improved diagnostic quality.
2008
Dialysis and advanced operating rooms launched
The addition of the dialysis centre and five operating rooms reinforced Sanjivani's role as a broad-based multispecialty hospital.