Tribal Health Workers of Amrita Kripa Charitable Hospital Kalpeta has been undergoing training in the use of various digital medical diagnostic equipments. 

Dr Arya Lakshmi, an energetic young doctor from Adoor, Pathanamthitta has been constantly engaged at patient care at Amrita Kripa Charitable Hospital, Kalpeta, Wayanad. Dr. Arya has been offering her services free of any charge to the local tribal populace since 1 October 2021.

Dr Induja Devan BDS PhD is a dedicated young doctor from Pathanamthitta town who has been hard at work improving the dental wellness of the inhabitants of the tribal colonies. Dr. Induja was accompanied by social worker Mrs. Sobha Raghavan. The team visited the tribal cluster consisting of Karambata, Adichilangadi, Alanthatta and Nedumthalam on 12th […]

Dr. Induja Devan visited Tribal colonies on September 24, 25 & 26 alongside health workers and treated the dental health issues of the children.

Dr Krishnadas, General Physician from government services attended to tribal patients at Amrita Kripa Charitable Hospital, Kalpetta on 28 Aug 2021.

Onam was celebrated by the staff at Amrita Health Centre at Port Blair, Andaman on Aug 20, 2021. The charitable hospital offers free healthcare and telemedicine services to the tribes in the Andaman Islands.

Health Worker training for the tribal girls of Attappady 2021 has started on Aug 11, 2021. Two girls are being initially trained in the use of stethoscope, pulse oximeter and BP apparatus. 

Computer training re-started following COVID-19 protocol on Aug 11, 2021 with two Trainees per day at Kovilmedu Attappady.

Special camp was conducted on 13 June 2021 at Amrita Kripa Charitable Hospital, Kainatty, Kalpeta, Wayanad. The camp was led by Dr Ajitha and Dr Sanjiv Vasudevan. Nursing and pharmacy staff also served the patients.  

Nursing staff at the Amrita Kripa Charitable on June 5, 2021, led the Environment day campaign by planting fruit trees in various locations of Kaniyampatta panchayath in Wayanad District.