CANOSSA HOSPITAL PARTAPGARH

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About Us

More than 85 years of hospital experience

Canossa Hospital is situated at Dhahilamau village in Pratapgarh district of Uttar Pradesh. Partapgarh is one of the oldest districts of Uttar Pradesh that came into existence in the year 1858. Of the country's 250 most backward districts, it is one of them.

According to the 2011 census, Pratapgarh district has a population of 3,209,141, The district has a population density of 854 inhabitants per square kilometre. It’s population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 16.2%. Pratapgarh has a sex ratio of 994 females for every 1000 males, and a literacy rate of 73.1%. At the time of the 2011 Census of India, 96.82% of the population in the district spoke Hindi and 3.14% Urdu as their first language.

Canossa Hospital generally known as ‘Mother Hospital’ was born out of a compelling need of alleviating the sufferings of sick people of the locality who were helpless and poor. It is named after St. Magdalene of Canossa (1774-1835), the Foundress of the Institutes of ‘Canossian Daughters of Charity’ and ‘Canossian Sons of Charity’. She was a marchioness from Verona – Italy. It was out of profound love for God and a great sensitivity to the suffering people, Magdalene left the Canossa palace forever to educate the street children and assist and comfort the sick in the hospital. Love of God and love of neighbour was the solefoundation on which Magdalene of Canossa built her whole life. It follows that the care of the sick, helping the suffering brothers and sisters, could not be missing as she had a natural grace to instruct, comfort and assist the sick in the hospital and at home. Following the Spirit and Charism of St. Magdalene of Canossa, the Canossian sisters in Partapgarh started a small Health Center and Mobile Clinic in 1938 under the guidance of M.Rosetta Vigano who was a doctor. She treated them with simple home remedies coupled with love and grace of God which cured them. M. Ferrario who assisted her, once observed that ‘the people would come to the sistersrather than go to the doctors or to the government hospitals. Each day the number of patients kept increasing. Early morning even before the sisters had finished their morning prayers, people would be there in the convent premises for medicine and the influx would continue till late evening’.

The mustard seed of the present hospital had been sown at the very outset. It was started by our Italian missionary sisters. They cared for the patients day and night with so much love and dedication, that the people lovingly called them as Mothers; so eventually the hospital came to be known as ‘Mother Hospital’. People havegreat regard and respect, confidence and trust in the Canossian sisters (Mothers). The tireless work of the Canossian sisters yielded it’s fruit as the Health Center was soon raised to the status of a Hospital in 1958.At that time, the Canossa hospital was the first hospital in the area where no other nursing home or private hospital was present.

Today it is a 70 bed hospital with four doctors,21 staff- GNM, ANM, Nursing aids, Lab assistants, office staff and 19 supportive staff. Doctors Quarters and Nurses hostel too are available in the campus. The hospital has mainly obstetrics, gynaecology and paediatric patients; there are many who come with infertility cases too. The hospital provides extended service to reach out to those areas where no medical facilities are available through mobile clinic once a week.The hospital is administered by the society of ‘Canossians Hospital Partapgarh’. It belongs to Queen of Peace Province, North India which has 20 communities (establishments) spread out in six states of northern parts of India. The sisters of these communities are engaged in serving the society and its people with quality Education, Health Care, Women empowerment, teaching religion and moral ethics, promoting interreligious dialogue, Youth empowerment and working for social and environmental justice.

Our Mission

"Our mission is to deliver accessible and patient-centered healthcare services with excellence, compassion, and integrity. We are committed to:Serving all people regardless of their social, economic, or religious background.Promoting health, venting disease, and improving community well-being.Providing safe, ethical, and high-quality medical care.Supporting the needy through charitable healthcare initiatives.Upholding respect, dignity, and compassion in every patient encounter."

Our Vision

"To provide compassionate, affordable, and quality healthcare to all, especially the poor, vulnerable, and underserved communities, promoting dignity, healing, and hope for every person. We strive to build a healthier society by integrating modern medical advancements with deeply rooted ethical values. By focusing on preventive care and community well-being, we aim to ensure that healthcare is not a privilege, but a basic right accessible to everyone."

Message

Driven by the spirit and charism of St. Magdalene of Canossa, our administration and dedicated management team work tirelessly to ensure professional medical service with a deeply compassionate and personal touch.

Objectives

The dedicated medical team at Canossa Hospital is committed to providing accessible, high-quality, and compassionate healthcare to all sections of society.

Following the holy spirit and charism of St. Magdalene of Canossa, our mission is to heal and comfort the sick with absolute dedication. We continuously strive to bridge the rural healthcare gap in Pratapgarh by offering affordable treatments, expert medical care, and regular community health awareness programs. Driven by trust and selfless service, we ensure that every patient receives treatment rooted in love, dignity, and clinical excellence.

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Our Goal

Our ultimate goal is to provide exceptional healing experiences and clinical care to ensure the holistic well-being of our community.

Patient Oriented

We treat our patients like family. We listen to their needs with empathy and ensure their absolute comfort, safety, and respect during their recovery journey.

Affordable Excellence

We deliver modern medical advancements and treatment protocols at costs that are easily affordable for the poor, vulnerable, and underserved families.

Community Growth

Living up to our identity as 'Mother Hospital', we aim to build long-term trust and healthier generations through active health camps, mobile clinics, and preventive awareness.

History of Canossa Hospital

Providing healthcare services to towns and villages for more than 85 years

Established in 1938 in the rural heartland of Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh, Canossa Hospital—lovingly known as ‘Mother Hospital’—was born out of a compelling need to alleviate the sufferings of the poor, helpless, and underserved communities. Grounded in the spirit and charism of St. Magdalene of Canossa, we have spent decades delivering selfless medical care with profound dedication and love.

From a humble mobile clinic in 1938, the health center was raised to a full-fledged hospital in 1958, becoming the very first private medical facility in the area.

Our Sacred Origins
Inspired by St. Magdalene of Canossa, who left her palace in Italy to assist the sick, Italian missionary sisters started a small health center and mobile clinic under the guidance of M. Rosetta Vigano, a doctor who treated people with simple remedies, absolute love, and grace.

The 'Mother Hospital' Legacy
The sisters cared for patients day and night with such immense dedication that locals affectionately began calling them 'Mothers.' This deep-rooted trust transformed a tiny mustard seed of faith into a trusted landmark of clinical healing and comfort for the entire district.

Canossa Hospital Today
Today, it stands as a well-equipped 70-bed hospital powered by a compassionate team of doctors, GNM/ANM nurses, and supportive staff, specializing in obstetrics, gynaecology, paediatrics, and infertility treatments while serving remote areas via weekly mobile clinics.