From Service to Seva (2001–2026)
Founded as Maulana Ali Miyan Memorial Hayat Hospital (MAM Hayat Hospital) in 2001, Hayat Hospital began as a modest charitable healthcare initiative. Over the years, it has evolved into a 100-bed secondary care institution, serving communities across Lucknow and surrounding rural regions with a commitment to ethical, inclusive, and non-commercial healthcare.
Rooted in the spirit of Seva, the hospital was established to ensure quality treatment remains accessible to those often left out of private healthcare systems.
Ethical, Inclusive, and Non-Commercial Healthcare
Today, Hayat Hospital functions as:
Clinical training hub for:
Service Model: Non-commercial, ethical, patient-centered care.
The hospital is undergoing strategic upgradation and modernization:
Goal: Expansion for quality, accessibility, and sustainability rather than scale alone.
Hayat Hospital rapidly emerged as a trusted healthcare provider:
Facilities Expanded:
The hospital also conducted free medical camps and awareness drives, strengthening its rural outreach.
Hayat Hospital consistently extended healthcare to underserved areas:
Charitable Support: Direct financial assistance to patients in need.
The hospital maintained continuity of care, even through challenging periods:
Hayat Hospital is positioning itself to become:
Mission: Affordable, ethical, and inclusive healthcare — delivered with dignity.
During the national health emergency, Hayat Hospital and FSC units mobilized resources for:
The hospital upheld its public responsibility during crisis.
Since its establishment in 2001, Hayat Hospital has:
Modernization: Transitioned from a 50-bed facility to a 100-bed charitable secondary care institution, currently under phased enhancement (2024–2026).
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