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Caritas Family Hospital is proud to announce the inauguration of its Home Care services, officially flagged
off by Mr. U Sreejith, Inspector of Police. This milestone marks a significant step forward in the hospital’s
mission to provide holistic and compassionate care to patients in the comfort of their own homes.​

Caritas Home Care aims to deliver comprehensive and patient-centered services, addressing the unique
needs of each individual. By bringing medical care directly to patients’ homes, Caritas Family Hospital
seeks to improve health outcomes, enhance the quality of life, and provide relief to families and
caregivers.

Caritas Hospital and CMS College Kottayam collaborated to celebrate National Nutrition
Week (September 1-7) with an event on September 5th at the Great Hall of CMS College.
The event included a medical camp for CMS College staff, a debate competition, and a
quiz competition, all focused on the Nutrition Week theme of the year “Nutrition Diet For
Everyone.” The program was coordinated by Dr. Remya Paul Mukkathu, HOD of the
Department of Clinical Nutrition at Caritas Hospital, and Mrs. Renu K. Abraham, Assistant
Professor of the Department of Dietetics and Food Service Management at CMS College
Kottayam.

Dr. Chikku Mathew conducted a class on sex education at a free medical camp organized by Kalathippadi Caritas Family Hospital at BCM College, Kottayam. ​Dr. Amita also conducted a class on the current need for Hydrafacial, a dermatology-related topic. On February 26th, the medical camp, which was held from morning to 2 pm, provided
free health services and medicine distribution from various departments of Caritas to the people.

Kalathippadi Caritas Family Hospital organized a free medical camp on February 24th at Nalumanikat on
the Manarkadu-Ettumanoor bypass under the leadership of St. Mary’s College Manarkadu and the
Manarkadu Rotary Club. Through this, it was possible to provide health services from various
departments to the people free of charge.