Going green
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences, Whitefield aims to responsible hospital which balances patient care with care for nature.
waste management
All waste generated in the Hospital is segregated and recycled to generate wealth and is responsibly recycled or disposed.
Tree transplantation
Due to ongoing Bangalore Metro work in front of hospital 108 trees were transplanted into our campus.
Power conservation
- Air conditioning optimization to conserve electricity
- Fixing of LED lights across hospital
Solar power generation
We are first hospital in country to install it own 100 KVA solar power generation plant. Hospital plans to add another 180 KVA capacity shortly.
RainWater harvesting
Hospital has undertaken several Rain water harvesting initiatives
Water treatment to maximize water usage
Hospital is one of the first in Bangalore city to have its own water treatment plant several years before it became mandatory. Fresh water is used for drinking, bathing and in wash basins. Then this water goes to sullage treatment plant and is recycled in sewage treatment plant for use in flushing tanks. Then this water is again recycled for use in the gardens.