We are committed to providing compassionate medical care that brings relief, hope, and dignity, ensuring physical, emotional, and spiritual comfort for those in need.
A Mission Born from Compassion – Dr. Mallika Tiruvadanan
Noticing a gap in medical care, I pursued Palliative Medicine to provide holistic, compassionate support. In 2000, I founded the Trust to offer free palliative care, easing the burden on patients and families. Named after Mrs. Lakshmikantham, it embodies our mission of giving and alleviating suffering.
In the realm of palliative care, we walk alongside individuals during some of the most profound moments of their lives—the final chapter. One of the most recurring and heart-wrenching observations we make is the emotional struggle caregivers face when it comes to letting their loved one go peacefully. The Forgotten…
by Lakshmi Pain & Palliative Care
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Some stories go beyond medicine. They speak of sheer grit, resilience, and the unbreakable human spirit. This is one such story. At just 37, she faced a life-altering betrayal—abandoned by her husband, left alone to raise two children. With little financial support, she worked tirelessly in a car manufacturing unit…
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“We cannot change the outcome, but we can affect the journey.” – Ann Richardson In the quiet corridors of hospitals, amid the hum of machines and the whispers of worried families, some of the most profound human experiences unfold—not just of survival, but of acceptance, connection, and peace. One such…
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Ten Years Since the Resolution: How Are We Doing? What Resolution Are We Talking About? In 2014, the World Health Assembly—the decision-making body of the World Health Organization—passed a landmark resolution:“Strengthen Palliative Care as a Component of Comprehensive Care Throughout the Life Course.” This was a global call urging countries…
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Mrs. X, aged 43…..came to our hospital on 7th January 2025 with severe pain over the ….breastand open wounds emitting a heavy foul odor. She appeared withdrawn and hesitant to speak.When asked about her visit, she quietly inquired about our center. With gentle encouragement bythe nurse to share more, she…
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17-year-old Michael came to us with severe pain following chemotherapy treatment for a type of cancer he was diagnosed with. He had a chance to be completely cured, as it was in the early stage. But because he was not given adequate pain relief and he could not bear the…
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In the realm of palliative care, we walk alongside individuals during some of the most profound moments of their lives—the final chapter. One of the most recurring and heart-wrenching observations we make is the emotional struggle caregivers face when it comes to letting their loved one go peacefully. The Forgotten…
by Lakshmi Pain & Palliative Care
Comments Off on Learn to Let Go: A Message from the Palliative Care Team
Some stories go beyond medicine. They speak of sheer grit, resilience, and the unbreakable human spirit. This is one such story. At just 37, she faced a life-altering betrayal—abandoned by her husband, left alone to raise two children. With little financial support, she worked tirelessly in a car manufacturing unit…
by Lakshmi Pain & Palliative Care
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