Meitra Hospital

Meitra is one of the most advanced tertiary care centre in South India. Here, we are committed to provide world class patient care by blending the concepts of a care path based on ‘Evidence Based Guidelines’ along with the benefits of modern technology. Each patient gets the best care, every time , without any clinician bias. With a vision to become a healthcare center of international standards, Meitra effectively integrates clinical expertise and world class infrastructure to enhance the quality of life of our patients. Meitra Hospital, Calicut, offers unparalleled clinical care, backed by expertise in almost all medical disciplines. This newly established hospital provides patients with Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Healthcare as well as a network of facilities that is conducive for good health. Meitra will strive to provide outstanding tertiary care for patients to India and beyond. Translating breakthroughs in Science and Technology into patient care, the Meitra team comprises of skilled, innovative, and passionate doctors with centres of excellence in Cardiology (heart & vascular care), Orthopaedics (bone & joint care) & Neurosciences. The 220 bedded hospital, currently includes 52 individual ICU suites which is first of its kind in our country, along with 7 operation theatres with front line sophisticated equipments and monitoring systems. The expansion includes a 4,32,000 square-foot area catering to 500 beds eventually spread over 6.5 acres. The elements of today’s best designs have been incorporated to improve patient care. Multi cuisine restaurants, pharmacy, entertainment and business centres and other retail opportunities to make Meitra more than just a hospital. We, at Meitra, introduced a new language for hospital rooms and not mimic a hotel or domestic room to embrace the spirit of India and combine it with the frontiers of the latest global technology.Patient rooms are warm and comfortable, utilizing elements like soothing vinyl floors, large windows, and sleek finishes to make patients’ stay more like a luxury retreat to allow patients and their visitors to feel at home. It was critical to give patients a sense of physical orientation within the building and visual connection with the outside environment. This was achieved by bringing natural light and viewing windows into every patient space possible. This helps cue the patients time cycles into the natural cycles of the sun.