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A Walk Through History — Preserving the Legacy of St. Luke’s Since 1953
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St. Luke’s Hospital is fondly remembered as “German Davakhana” due to its rich history and German origin. It was established in 1953 and initially managed by the Sisters of Medical Mission Secular Institute (MMSI), Germany. In 1989, the hospital’s management was officially handed over to the Sisters of Charity of St. Anne (SCSA). The foundation for the hospital was laid in 1952 by Fr. Mayer S.J., Br. Herbert S.J., and their team from the Jesuits of Pune Province. The inaugural service in 1953 was conducted by five sisters led by Sr. Christine Ott (MMSI) and two German doctors, Dr. Betz and Dr. Kronschnabi, along with the Jesuit fathers. The hospital began with 25 beds, an OPD, laboratories, and operation and labour rooms. With growing patient needs, it quickly expanded into a 200-bed facility. Several doctors from Wurzburg, Germany served with dedication. Dr. Peter Rohde (1968–1971) streamlined the hospital’s documentation and introduced structured case papers and standard protocols. Soon, Indian doctors joined the mission. Dr. K.V. Bhabor from Madhya Pradesh served for 10 years (1963–1973) and was a crucial link between German doctors and local patients. In 1971, Dr. Anil U. Masukar (General Surgeon) and his wife Dr. Sumati Masukar began their selfless service, continuing until 2013. They were later joined by several specialists including Dr. S.P. Rathod (Orthopaedic), Dr. S.V. Nene (Paediatrician), Dr. S.S. Patgaonakar (Physician), and Dr. Prakash (Gynaecologist). Over the decades, the hospital introduced advanced medical services: – Sonography department and CCU – Dialysis unit (installed in 2012) – New departments for Dental, Physiotherapy, Dermatology, Psychiatry, ENT, and Cath Lab (prior to COVID) – A modern 12-bed ICU with advanced ventilator support (since 2017) St. Luke’s Hospital continues to serve the people of Shrirampur and nearby regions with compassionate and affordable healthcare, keeping in mind the growing needs of the community.

Pillars of Progress:
  • Sr. Christina Ott (MMSI): 1953 – 1989
  • Sr. Philomina Chali (SCSA): 1989 – 1993
  • Sr. Lilly Joseph (SCSA): 1993 – 2012
  • Sr. Rosy Vidayatil (SCSA): 2012 – 2018
  • Sr. Philomina Chalil (SCSA): 2018 – 2021
  • Sr. John Sagaya Rani (SCSA): 2018 – 2020
  • Sr. Mary Darlin (SCSA): 2018 – 2022
  • Sr. Jensia Mary (SCSA): 2022 – Present

Mission

To promote health and provide quality health services, to the local people and the community we serve, with compassion and love.

Vision

If we live, we love
If we love, we serve.

Sisters of Charity of St. Anne

Sr. Gracelin Rose Mary (Provincial Superior, SCSA)- President

Sr. Saroj Paul Parmar, SCSA – Manager

Sr. Jensia Mary, SCSA – Administrator

Principal Photo

Sr. Reena George, SCSA - Principal of College of Nursing

Sr. Ancy Chacko, SCSA - Nursing Superintendent

Sr. Mary PL, SCSA

NABH Entry Level Pre-Accredited Hospital

St. Luke’s Hospital is proudly pre-accredited by NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers) under the Entry-Level Program, signifying its commitment to maintaining standardized and safe healthcare practices as per national guidelines.

Mahatma Jyotirao Phule Jan Arogya Yojana (MJPJAY)

St. Luke’s is empaneled under the MJPJAY scheme, a state government initiative that provides free medical care to economically weaker sections of society for major surgeries, therapies, and hospital treatments.

Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY - Ayushman Bharat)

As a participating hospital in the PMJAY scheme, St. Luke’s offers cashless healthcare benefits up to ₹5 lakhs per family per year, covering over 1,500 medical procedures for eligible individuals under the Ayushman Bharat initiative.