Our hospital
Specialist healthcare,
rooted in North Kashmir.
A tertiary care institution in Sopore, established to make quality healthcare more accessible to communities across the region.
Our story
From primary care to a multispeciality hospital and rural cancer center.
Named after the well-known Unani physician of the early twentieth century who practiced in the region, the tertiary care facility was established in rural Northern Kashmir.
The hospital is supervised by a board of directors constituted by medical practitioners of the region, working with national and international advisors.
Phase I was commissioned in November 2001 as a unit of the Qudsiyya Health Care and Education Trust, Sopore. The hospital began with much-needed primary care and expanded to surgical care, a stroke rehabilitation center and a modern investigation block.
The Cancer Center provides medical oncology and basic surgical oncology services, with an ongoing goal of strengthening cancer care capacity.
Hakim Sanaullah Specialist Hospital & Cancer Center, Sopore.
Why Sopore
Reducing the distance to specialist care.
The institution was created in response to the health-access gap affecting rural communities in North Kashmir.
Access
Why the location matters.
The hospital's role is not only to treat illness, but to reduce the need for patients to travel to overburdened urban centers for specialist diagnosis and care.
- Specialist services closer to rural communities
- Diagnostics and treatment in one hospital setting
- Preventive health and public education activities
Resource-conscious care
A model designed for real constraints.
HSSCC works to bring current medical practice into a setting where affordability and resource constraints are real. Its stated approach includes strategic partnerships, research and continuing medical education focused on care in resource-limited settings.
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