Ramakrishna Mission Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Ranchi

The Sanatorium was started in 1951 for the treatment of tuberculosis among tribal and backward communities. Over the years, the Sanatorium started treating other diseases also and diversified into several other service areas.

• A 250-bed hospital (with 150 beds exclusively for TB patients).
• The outpatient department with a number of disciplines (namely general medicine, chest & TB, ENT, ophthalmology, dentistry with general and cosmetic surgery, gynaecology and obstetrics, orthopaedics, paediatrics, dermatology, minor surgery, and ECG).
• A homeopathy dispensary.
• Two mobile medical units.
• An Ayurveda unit (under the Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India).
• Eye camps.
• A middle school (LKG to class 8) for tribal and backward class children.
• A computer training centre.
• Two units of Gadadhar Abhyudaya Prakalpa.
• A unit of Vivekananda Abhyudaya Prakalpa.
• Vocational training course in tailoring & embroidery.
• A public library.
• Welfare activities: Providing food, buttermilk, educational kits, clothes, winter garments, blankets and pecuniary aid.
• Religious activities: Daily worship, fortnightly Ramnam Sankirtan, regular religious discourses, and celebration of the birthdays of the Holy Trio and major religious festivals