The C.S.I. Kalyani General Hospital, a constituent unit of the Church of South India, Madras Diocese is situated on the prestigious Dr.Radhakrishnan Salai, in the capital city of Chennai (Madras), TamilNadu. This hospital is one of the oldest and popular voluntary health organizations in the city of Chennai, started as a small hospital with 24 beds for women and children by the Methodist Missionary Society in 1909.

During the past 115 years, under the inspiring leadership of Medical Missionaries like Dr. Mary Walkins (nee's proudlove) and successive administrators, the hospital established itself as an excellent Maternity and Children's Hospital.

Over the years, the following specialities have been developed such as Medical, Surgical, Orthopaedic, Cardiology, Neurology, Urology, Dialysis, Plastic Surgery, Psychiatry, ENT, Eye, Dental, Skin and Allergy, Oncology, Premature Nursery, Intensive Care Unit for adults and newborns, Accident and Trauma care, Histopathology, Physiotherapy and care of terminally ill patients.

Now, the hospital is a full pledged Multispeciality Hospital with the capacity of 220 beds which meets the health needs of the community in and around chennai, which the mission undertook almost 115 years ago.

Our outreach programme is at Manampathy Village, Chengalpet District. This rural health centre is 50 - 60 kms. away from Chennai, with more than 5,000 population. The doctors and nurses conduct weekly clinics. The centre has the facility to accommodate the nursing staff posted and the students during their visit.

The CSI Kalyani Multispecialty Hospital remains true to the fact that Kalyani Hospital was first established for the poor and children. Our Hospital outreach programme is covering 3 villages in 3 Welfare Centres namely Manampathy, Kayar, and Kunnawakkam at Chengalpet District, Tamilnadu. These rural health centres covers more than 5,000 population. The doctors and nurses conduct weekly clinics. The centre has the facility to accommodate the nursing staff posted and the students during their visit.

• 1. Enumeration
• 2. Nurse run clinics on week days
• 3. Doctor run clinics once a week
• 4. Referral services
• 5. Home visits for the beneficiaries
• 6. Regular Medical Screening Camps
• 7. Regular Eye Screening Camps
• 8. Immunization Camps
• 9. Maternal and Child Health Services
• 10. School Health Programmes
• 11. Health Education Programmes