Vivekanand Vaidyak Pratishthan has been assigned as NGO grading of NGO 2A reflecting high delivery capabality and High oraganizational Capaality By care Edge A global research & analytics company that enables risk mitigation and superior decision making.
Vivekanand Vaidyak Pratishthan

Vivekanand Vaidyak Pratishthan

Serving man is serving god

Quality healthcare for rural and underserved communities.

NGO grading

Vivekanand Vaidyak Pratishthan has been assigned as NGO grading of NGO 2A reflecting high delivery capabality and High oraganizational Capaality By care Edge A global research & analytics company that enables risk mitigation and superior decision making.

Active tender

Cathlab project — tenders invited

Sealed tenders for turnkey Cathlab projects with equipment at Vivekanand Hospital (Charitable), Sangli. Forms available until 24-09-2026, 04.00 pm.

Forms available from: 10-09-2026Last date to submit: 24-09-2026, 04.00 pmOpening date: 25-09-2026, 04.00 pm
Vivekanand Vaidyak Pratishthan — 25 years of service

25 years of seva

Celebrating a quarter century of care

Founded on 12th January 2001, Vivekanand Vaidyak Pratishthan completes 25 years of serving rural and underserved communities through hospitals, outreach, and social programmes — guided by the belief that serving man is serving god.

From Bamnoli to villages across Sangli and beyond, this milestone honours every patient treated, every volunteer who stood with us, and every partner who made compassionate healthcare possible.

Our foundation

Healthcare as social transformation

Vivekanand Vaidyak Pratishthan is a dedicated organization committed to social transformation through healthcare and community welfare, founded on January 12, 2001 by Dr. Ram Lade and his associates. Inspired by the belief that healthcare is not just a service but a tool for social transformation, we operate a multi-specialty hospital and outreach programs so quality care reaches rural and semi-urban communities — regardless of financial status.

Women empowerment

Women Self-Help Groups

Economic empowerment of women strengthens families and communities. Today 55 self-help groups with 1,000–1,500 women pool savings, access loans, and build livelihoods. About ₹1.6 Cr has been given as loans through these groups, helping women launch enterprises and support their families.

Service impact

Lives Transformed

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Patients Treated

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Mobile Care / Year

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Get involved

Care grows when we stand together

Support a campaign, volunteer your time, or make a donation — every act of seva reaches someone who needs it.