What Visitors See
Health care is not just medical care. Medical care is one of the components of what you all are doing. Actually healthcare is medical care, education and nutrition. Health care happens only when all these three are combined…you are doing all the three… An antiballistic missile has been launched by Bhagawan against poverty: Through education, water and health care.

I have never seen anything like this on Earth…it is a wonderful feeling far removed from the national healthcare in the west which does not seem to work very well…the impressive thing about the Hospital created by Bhagavan Sai Baba is the combination of the three aspects: state-of-art technology; free medical treatment and the healing powers of His presence instilling in the patient the firm belief that he/she will get well; this is something I believe western healthcare would do very well to consider.

The Sri Satya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences is a wonderful contribution of Bhagawan Sri Satya Sai Baba. To have a free and modern hospital for the poor people of India was a dream and pledge of our leaders in the freedom struggle. This is a realization of the dream of Gandhiji and Jawaharlal Nehru. It represents our spiritual heritage. One feels proud after going round it. This can be a model for all the developing countries as well as the developed world. The developed world has these facilities but not for the poor. May this example be followed by others. It is not only a medical but a spiritual contribution of India. With respectful Pranams to revered Swami.

We literally bathed in the healing space created through Baba’s loving vision…What we say was the highest level of technology, with some equipment even newer than the equipment we use at Duke Medical Centre. But the technology was dwarfed by the context into which everything in the Hospital dwelled — health care in God’s service.

It is breath-taking to see the Power of Love transform nothing, into the creations that are manifest in this Place. Truly remarkable, truly awe-inspiring, and truly marvelous. I pray that the Spirit that made all this possible will make me contribute to the growth of this Spirit and Place.

The vision, compassion and professionalism of yourself and the members of the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences is, and remains, an inspiration for all of us. It makes us all feel good to be human and be a small part of such a wonderful dedication to our fellow man.

I just saw the hospital and asked the person who was taking me around, "Is it a hospital or a temple?" The impression I get is, yes, it is a hospital. There are patients though the structure is like a temple. Everywhere we see Baba’s photographs. Can every hospital, every institution in this country be a cohesive model of both a hospital and a temple? That should be our goal.
Guests of the Hospital

From the Visitors’ Log
Visit of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 2015 to SSSIHMS
Madam Ouided Bouchamaoui, Nobel Peace Prize co-laureate 2015 from Tunisia, visited SSSIHMS Whitefield on 17 November 2018 enroute to Puttaparthi to participate in the Ladies Day celebrations. She was amazed at the work being done so silently at such a magnitude.
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Guests, well-wishers and medical professionals are welcome to learn about the work of the Institute. For visits, group tours or media enquiries, please reach our help desk.
