NEWS & EVENTS

Privileged to Serve: Arun Kumar Dey

Arun Kumar Dey – Lab Technician, Harriet Benson Memorial Hospital For 35 years, Arun has faithfully served as a lab technician, providing accurate and timely results that support life-saving care. His dedication in labwork has made a lasting impact, helping ensure patients receive the treatment they need with excellence and consistency.

Privileged to Serve: Blessy Sucharita

Blessy Sucharita – Pediatrician and Psychiatric Department Manager, Duncan Hospital Dr. Blessy came to Duncan Hospital in response to a calling, drawn by the many needs in the surrounding community. She is passionate about making a difference in her patients’ lives and finds deep joy in seeing them receive the quality care they deserve.

Privileged to Serve: Sheena Evelyn Ebenezer

Sheena Evelyn Ebenezer – Physician, Duncan Hospital Dr. Sheena cares for patients facing a wide range of illnesses—from leprosy and tuberculosis to diabetes and stroke—meeting urgent needs with skill and compassion. Through the resources at Duncan Hospital, she and her team are able to provide care for many who could not otherwise afford treatment. What…

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EHA
Hospitals

Learn what’s happening at each of EHA’s 19 hospitals

Community
Projects

Keep informed on EHA’s nearly 50 community projects

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Involved

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Care for the Poorest of the Poor

EHA’s caring doctors and nurses provide quality healthcare for many who would have no access to care otherwise

EHA BY THE NUMBERS

EHA BY THE NUMBERS

19

Hospitals

53

Community
Project
s

20

Palliative Care
Projects

2

HIV/AIDS
Projects

198

Doctors and
Specialists

931

Nurses

975

Paramedical, Technical,
Clerical, & Project Staff

930

Support Staff

6

Nursing Schools

18

Disability/Learning Centers

72,365

Inpatients Served

864,125

Outpatients Served

34,200

Surgeries

17,250

Babies Safely
Delivered

16,255

Home Visits Conducted
by Palliative Care Teams

248,150

People Helped by
Mental Health Projects