Our Facilities

Inpatient Care (IPD, ICU, HDU)

Vision

To offer compassionate and comprehensive inpatient services—including critical, high-dependency, and routine admissions — with excellence.

Objectives

Maintain a 120-bed inpatient capacity including 12-bed ICU/HDU facilities.
Provide multidisciplinary inpatient care across specialties.
Ensure holistic recovery through integrated clinical, nursing, and allied services.

Elaboration

The hospital expanded from 50 to 120 beds by 2012 (cwsrkl.org). The addition of the ICU and HDU, with 12 beds, enables management of critically ill patients requiring close monitoring . The wards are serviced by specialists, nurses, physiotherapists, and dieticians, ensuring comprehensive and patient-centered care.

Key Activities

Specialized inpatient treatment via medicine, surgery, pediatrics, etc.
Round-the-clock nursing and monitoring in ICU/HDU.
Supportive care: physiotherapy, nutritional guidance, and psychological counseling.
Infection control and housekeeping standards upheld rigorously.

Outpatient Services & Specialties

Vision

To offer accessible, quality outpatient care across a full spectrum of medical disciplines.

Objectives

Provide multi-specialty outpatient consults in areas like General Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Gynecology, ENT, Dental, etc.
Offer scheduled consultations via experienced physicians.
Foster preventative health and early disease management through specialized clinics.

Elaboration

CWS hosts specialty outpatient services encompassing cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, dermatology, psychiatry, and more. A roster of qualified doctors ensures regular OPD coverage, facilitating early diagnosis and ongoing follow-up care.

Key Activities

Daily OPD clinics covering ~15 specialties.
ECG, ECHO/Doppler, TMT, PFT services in-house.
Managed referrals to diagnostics, labs, or inpatient care.
Protocol-driven follow-ups and chronic disease management.

Diagnostic & Imaging Services

Vision

To ensure accurate and timely diagnosis through advanced diagnostic and imaging capabilities.

Objectives

Operate in-house pathological lab, radiology, and diagnostic services.
Deliver prompt test results with quality and reliability.
Support clinical care with integrated diagnostics.

Elaboration

The hospital runs a fully equipped diagnostic lab, offering biochemistry, hematology, and cytopathology (cwshospital.org, myhospitalnow.com). Imaging services include CT scan, ultrasound, X-ray, fluoroscopy (C-arm), and endoscopy, critical in diagnostics and surgical settings.

Key Activities

Specimen collection with auto-analysers.
CT scan, ultrasound, and X-ray accessibility.
Endoscopy, colonoscopy, bronchoscopy.
Digital radiology with rapid reporting.

Operating Theatre (OT) Complex & Surgical Services

Vision

To perform surgical procedures with the highest standards of hygiene, precision, and patient safety.

Objectives

Maintain three centrally air-conditioned OTs outfitted for laparoscopic and open surgeries.
Ensure safe surgical practice through adherence to sterilization and infection control protocols.
Provide specialties including general surgery, orthopedics, ENT, obstetrics, etc.

Elaboration

The hospital houses a sterilized OT complex with modern laparoscopy (cwshospital.org). It performs routine and emergency surgeries with strict checks to minimize infection and enhance surgical outcomes.

Key Activities

Scheduled and emergency surgical procedures.
Pre and post-operative patient management.
Central sterile services and perioperative care.
Equipment maintenance for C-arm and diathermy use.

Cardiac & Pulmonary Services

Vision

To diagnose and manage cardiopulmonary diseases with modern tools and expertise.

Objectives

Provide ECG, ECHO (color Doppler), TMT, and pulmonary function tests.
Facilitate accurate cardiac and respiratory assessments.
Promote respiratory and cardiac health in the population.

Key Activities

CWS uses in-house ECG, TMT, echo, PFT, and has the capability for bronchoscopy (cwshospital.org, cwsrkl.org). These facilities support timely detection and management of heart and lung disorders, including obstructive and ischemic conditions.

Elaboration

ECG and TMT for ischemia risk stratification.
Echo and Doppler to assess structural heart abnormalities.
Spirometry for chronic respiratory diseases.
Interdepartmental collaboration between medicine, surgery, and cardiology teams.

Blood Bank Centre & Blood Transfusion Services

Vision

To ensure timely availability of lifesaving blood components when needed, under safe and ethical practices.

Objectives

Maintain compliant blood bank services for inpatient and emergency use.
Assure safe and screened blood supply.
Support emergency and surgical transfusion requirements.

Elaboration

A licensed blood bank operates at CWS Hospital (cwsrkl.org). It ensures all blood donations are screened per national standards. Though component availability may vary, transfusion (SOP) protocols are followed meticulously.

Key Activities

Blood donor recruitment and screening.
Safe storage and record-keeping of blood units.
Crossmatching and transfusion under monitoring.
Collaboration with external banks where needed.

Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Vision

Towards a pain free life, restore mobility and encourage healthy life style through therapeutic rehabilitation.
To restore mobility and enhance quality of life through therapeutic rehabilitation.

Objectives

Provide physiotherapy to support surgical recovery, chronic conditions, and mobility issues.
Train patients and caregivers in home support techniques.
To restore maintain & promote optimal physical function & well being through physical assessment program.
Support long term health & functional independence.
Educate the patients & family for home exercise program (HEP)

Elaboration

Equipped with a dedicated physiotherapy unit along with recent advanced modalities e.g. (SWT, TECAR) (myhospitalnow.com, cwshospital.org). Physiotherapists work closely with clinical teams for integrated care, musculoskeletal condition neurological condition, back pain, stroke, and sports injury. PO op recovery ergonomically education as well as palliative care support.

Key Activities

Individualized physiotherapy during inpatient and outpatient care.
Exercise protocols for rehabilitation and pain management.
Ergonomic advice for home-bound patients.
Support for patients with chronic or degenerative conditions.

Preventive & Community Health Outreach

Vision

To improve public health through proactive community engagement and preventive care.

Objectives

Conduct regular medical camps and awareness initiatives.
Promote hygiene, sanitation, and preventive health in slum areas.
Extend hospital services to those unable to visit the facility.

Elaboration

CWS runs mobile and community-based medical camps (cwsrkl.org, cwsrkl.org). The hospital appointed 17 community health workers providing health education across 115 slums (cwsrkl.org). These outreach programs help detect diseases early and connect residents with treatment and resources.

Key Activities

Theme-based health camps on diabetes, hypertension, women’s health.
Mass screenings and vaccination support.
Health education via SHGs and community forums.
Coordination with local stakeholders for health crisis response.

Human Resources, Housekeeping & Bio medical Waste Management

Vision

To uphold excellence in care delivery through a clean, compliant, and organized operational environment.

Objectives

Train and retain skilled medical and paramedical staff.
Maintain superior housekeeping and infection control standards.
Ensure responsible biomedical waste disposal.

Elaboration

Staff include qualified specialists, nurses, and paramedics . An outsourced housekeeping team maintains sterility and aesthetics. Biomedical waste is segregated and managed according to safety norms, reflecting hospital dedication to public health and regulatory compliance.

Key Activities

Regular staff training and audits.
Daily cleaning, linen management, and disinfection.
Proper segregation and disposal of sharps and medical waste.
Surveillance to prevent hospital-acquired infections.