Hospital

About Hospital

the aegis of Moogambigai Charitable and Educational Trust in the year 2005. RajaRajeswari Medical College & Hospital is recognized by MCI and affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka.

Where there is hope, there is life. For life draws sustenance from the hope of a better tomorrow. But, when darkness seems to be all around, it often takes an extraordinary spirit to rekindle the light of hope. It takes vision supported by action and the will to make society and life better with each passing day.At RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital, Bengaluru, the Super Spcialities Wing is an example of how a professional medical establishment can provide superior healthcare to the masses.

Inaugurated by Sri. APJ Abdul Kalam, former President of India, the wing is a 1100 bed institution set on 25 serene acres with a teaching hospital for Graduate and PG students and also Courses in Super Specialty domains. The hospital is actively engaged in research and is an institutional member of International Medical Sciences Academy (IMSA). More academic and professional tie-ups are planned for the future.

RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital clinical facilities are well selected and organized. Hospital has all the departments like Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics, Skin, OBG, Pediatric, psychiatric and also offering Super Specialty Services like Nephrology, Neurology, Plastic Surgery, Cardiology etc.

Services Provided

Scope of Practice

1. Can Work In Hospital: Once qualified, a physiotherapist can work in a general hospital of multi-specialty hospital or in rehabilitation centers for the loco motor impairments (Orthopedic and neurological) or in the community. He/she can educate and train people from all walks of life about back care and fitness exercises. He may also provide service to maternity patients by way of antenatal classes, post natal exercises and posture training.
2. Private Practice: Opting for private practice and by setting up private clinics, a physiotherapist may treat a wide range of patients suffering from musculoskeletal and other problems like pain, stiffness, reduced range of joint motions, paralysis and /or weakness of muscles etc.
3. Corporate Sector and Industries: Due to globalization, there is growing demand for physiotherapists in our Country to work in large corporate sectors and industries which operate health care delivery centre for their employees. Physiotherapists can have 'on-the-spot-study' of workers at work places and provide ergonomic advice to them to avoid physical pain associated with particular type of work.
4. Teaching Profession: Some may like to acquire post - graduate qualification and work as a faculty in a college of physiotherapy and teach and train young students in the art and science of Physiotherapy..