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SUSARLA MEMORIAL HOSPITALS & RESEARCH INSTITUTE (SMHRI)
is a  Non-Commercial Hospital founded by Capt. Susarla Srinivas
Chairman of "SUSARLA INTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE TRUST" (SICT), India and "SUSARLA GROUP".
With over 40 years of passion for caring, healing and wellness for poor and downtrodden people,
Our Hospitals and Clinics endeavors and committed  to provide best facilities and services at affordable cost to the poorest of the poor.

Our Medical practice uses evidence based treatments to diagnose and treat diseases. All Our Doctors  and team members have at least a minimum of 40 Years experience in their respective fields or within the group.

Our Hospital and Clinics are located in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal and  Assam. All Our Hospitals are fully owned and managed by the Trust (SICT).

The Main Hospital, One of its kind (under construction) is  with the following features 
100 Beds Hospital
25 Critical Care Beds
2 State of the art Modular OTs
10 Eminent Consultants

Currently we own and manage three centers.

SUSARLA MEMORIAL HOSPITALS & RESEARCH INSTITUTE (SMHRI)
is a  Non-Commercial Hospital founded by Capt. Susarla Srinivas. a Mariner

All Mariners holding our Identity card, Indian CDC and with minimum of 3 years sea time are provided free consultancy by eminent doctors at all our centers. and also at Various cities within India.

Currently these facilities are available in the city of Pune, Kolkata, Visakhapatnam, We have plans to extend the same to other cities in future.

In future we endeavor to provide free consultation and treatment at our main center to the retired mariners (T&C) Apply*.

(LATE) DR.S.S.R.LAXMI
In her life time she had treated several untouchables and downtrodden members of society with Love and care. Thousands of patients got cured under her care and treatment. The patients use to have teas dropping from their eyes for her care.

(LATE) DR.N.PURUSHOTAM RAO
Former  Chief Cardiologist "TATA MAIN HOSPITAL" Jamshedpur, Jharkhand and was
1ST CHAIRMAN of "SUSARLA THERAPEUTICS PVT LIMITED"

(Late) Dr. P NARSIMHA RAJU, M.D
Was a renowned doctor. Was instrumental in saving many people's life through his expertise while associated with the trust (SICT)

(Late) DR.B.S.R MURTHY
Renowned doctor, Philanthropist and a nationalist and Guide to the trust. His values are reflected in the 
activities of the trust.

DR.KIRAN. P. MISHRA
Renowned  orthopedic surgeon.

DR.K.C.PRADHAN
Renowned doctor and Hospital Administrator and guide..


Capt. Susarla Srinivas

Founder & Chairman

Sri. N.VENKATESHWARA RAO

Trustee

Prof. Dr. Sangeeta Dhamdhere

Head Nutritionist and Health Education

Prof. Dr. Uma Maheshwara Rao

Consultant & Guide, Lions cancer Hospital

Dr.P.Gopi Krishna

Consultant & Guide, Owner Sanjivani Hospital

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  • SMHRI, 122 Purbachal Main Road, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

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Breakfast Options (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM)
  1. Idli with Sambar
    • Steamed rice cakes served with mild, vegetable-packed lentil soup.
    • Suitable for all patients (low in fat, easy to digest).
  2. Oats Porridge
    • Made with skimmed milk or water and a touch of honey or salt (optional).
    • High in fiber and energy.
  3. Vegetable Upma
    • Semolina cooked with fresh vegetables and a dash of ginger.
    • Light and nutrient-dense.
  4. Boiled Eggs (or Steamed Paneer for Vegetarians)
    • A source of lean protein.
  5. Fresh Seasonal Fruit
    • Banana, papaya, or apple slices for quick energy.

Mid-Morning Snack (10:30 AM – 11:30 AM)
  • Fresh Coconut Water or
  • Whole Wheat Rusk with Herbal Tea (Caffeine-Free) or
  • Beetroot or Carrot or tomato Soup or
  • Drumstick Rasam or
  • Mix vegetable puree

Lunch (12:30 PM – 2:00 PM)
  1. Rice/Soft Phulkas
    • Served with:
      • Dal Tadka: Protein-rich lentils tempered lightly.
      • Steamed Vegetables: Carrots, beans, broccoli, and spinach.
  2. Khichdi (For digestive issues or post-operative patients):
    • Made with rice, lentils, and mild spices.
  3. Curd or Buttermilk
    • Helps with digestion.
  4. Vegetable Soup (Clear or Creamy, Low-Fat Options):
    • Tomato, carrot, or pumpkin soup.
  5. Grilled Fish or Boiled Chicken (Optional)
    • For non-vegetarian protein needs.
  6. Fresh Fruit Salad (Low Sugar for Diabetics).

Evening Snack (4:00 PM – 5:00 PM)
  • Roasted Chickpeas or Makhana (Fox Nuts) or
  • Vegetable Sandwich (Whole Grain Bread, Light Spread) or
  • Vegetable cutlet or
  • Banana Muffin or
  • Green Tea or Lemon Water. or
  • Oats Tikki or
  • Potato and corn galette or
  • Dhokla or
  • Baked potato wedges or
  • Mini Masala Idli or

Dinner (7:00 PM – 8:30 PM)
  1. Soft Phulkas or Rice
    • Served with:
      • Light Vegetable Curry: Any one from Pumpkin, Ridge gourd, Masoor dal, Parwar, Paneer, Aaloo-Methi, Baingan bharata, Panchamela dal, Bottle gourd.
      • Moong Dal: Easy-to-digest lentil preparation.
  2. Steamed Fish or Paneer (Optional)
  3. Vegetable Clear Soup
  4. Custard or Steamed Rice Pudding (Low Sugar Options Available).

Bedtime Snack (9:00 PM – 10:00 PM)
  • A glass of warm milk (low-fat, with turmeric optional).
  • One or two Marie Biscuits or a handful of almonds.

Customization for Specific Conditions:
    • Diabetics: Limit sugar, focus on low GI foods.
    • Hypertension/Cardiac Patients: Low salt and low-fat versions.
    • Kidney Patients: Restrict potassium and protein where necessary.
All food is freshly prepared, low in oil, and used minimal spices to ensure easy digestion.
Marine Bio-Medical
Marine biomedicine investigates the mutual relations of creatures and their marine environment using modern molecular, biochemical, and cell biological techniques. Emphasis is placed on aspects of human health and disease.
For our research, SMHRI partners with "National Institute of Bio Medical Research" a not for profit organisation.
SMHRI has a dedicated unit for pain management at the main hospital

Few Q & A
Pain management helps you regulate pain with medications, procedures, exercises and therapy. Pain management specialists may recommend one approach or a combination of several to prevent, reduce or relieve pain.

How much daily pain is normal?
Everyone suffers minor aches and pains occasionally. However, it is not normal to suffer daily pain. Fortunately, there are specialists dedicated to getting to the root of your discomfort so that you can truly heal rather than mask the pain.

What are the three types of pain management?
Of the many approaches, the most common types of pain management include chronic, interventional, alternative, and traditional pain management.

How to make the pain stop?
Key pain management strategies include: pain medicines. physical therapies (such as heat or cold packs, massage, hydrotherapy and exercise) psychological therapies (such as cognitive behavioral therapy, relaxation techniques and meditation)

Is pain is Curable?
Currently, there's no cure for chronic pain, other than to identify and treat its cause. For example, treating arthritis can sometimes stop joint pain. Many people with chronic pain don't know its cause and can't find a cure. They use a combination of medications, therapies and lifestyle changes to lessen their pain

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