Hospitals
- Daya Hospital, Viyoor
- Saroja Hospital, Shornur Road
- Lakshmi Nature Cure and Yoga Center, Viyoor
- District Hospital
- co-operative hospital, Thrissur
- Balya Hospital for Children
- C.A.M Hospital
- GEM Hospital
- E.S.I Hospital olarikkara
- E.S.I Hospital mulamkunnathukavu
- Holy Family Hospital, Ollur, Thrissur
- St' Vincent 'D' Paul Hospital, Ollur
- PHC,Ollur
- Devikripa Hospital, Urakam, Thrissur
- General Hospital, Irinjalakkuda
- Lal memorial Hospital, Irinjalakkuda
- Co-operative Hospital, Irinjalakkuda
- SH Hospital, Pullur, Irinjalakkuda
- Modern Hospital, Kodungallur
- Govt Hospital, Kodungallur
- Medicare Hospital, Kodungallur
- MIT Hospital, Kodungallur
- OKAY Hospital, Kodungallur
- Gowri Sankar Hospital, Kodungallur
- Mother & Child Hospital, KOdungallur
- St.James Hospital, Chalakkudi
- Santhi Hospital, Kodakara
- MT Hospital, Kuzhikattussery
- Govt PHC, Puthenchira
- Thomson Medical Centre, Mala
- Believers Church Medical Centre, Mala
- St.Joseph Hospital, Choondal
- Tahani Hospital, Guruvayur
- Raja Hospital, Muthuvattur,Chavakkad
- Govt Hospital, Kozhikkulangara, Chavakkad
- Kairaly Hospital, Guruvayur
- Unity Hospital, Kanipayoor, Kunnamkulam
- Royal Hospital, Kunnamkulam
- Govt Hospital, Kunnamkulam
- Ansar Hospital, Perumpilavu
- Santhi hospital, Punnayoorkulam
- KMM Hospital, Perumpadappu
- Govt PHC, VADAKKEKAD
- Govt PHC, Maranchery
- Govt PHC, Pazhanji
- Taluk Hospital, Wadakkanchery
- Divine Hospital, Wadakkanchery
- Jeevodaya Hospital, Chelakkara
- Govt. PHC, Chelakkara
- Deva Matha Hospital, Koratty
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“We achieve “active” mastery over illness and death by delegating all responsibility for their management to physicians, and by exiling the sick and the dying to hospitals. But hospitals serve the convenience of staff not patients: we cannot be properly ill in a hospital, nor die in one decently; we can do so only among those who love and value us. The result is the institutionalized dehumanization of the ill, characteristic of our age.”
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