Rama Sofat Hospital

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Dr. Rama Sofat Hospital
Rama Sofat Hospital
Geography
Location Ludhiana, Punjab, Punjab, India
Coordinates 30°54′32″N75°49′43″E / 30.90884°N 75.82869°E / 30.90884; 75.82869 Coordinates: 30°54′32″N75°49′43″E / 30.90884°N 75.82869°E / 30.90884; 75.82869
Organisation
Care system Private
Type Infertility Treatment Hospital
Services
Emergency department Gynecology, Obstetrics, infertility, laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, advanced gynae cancer surgeries, maternity including high risk pregnancy management services
History
Opened1972
Links
Website http://www.ramasofathospital.com/
Lists Hospitals in India

Dr. Rama Sofat Hospital is an infertility hospital [1] in the Ludhiana city of the Indian state of Punjab. It is affiliated with the Indian Medical Association. [2] The hospital was established in 1972 with a 10-bed capacity which later expanded. It was the first hospital in Northern India to provide all the infertility-related treatments.

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History

The hospital was established by Dr. Rama Sofat in 1972, offering better facilities and making patients aware [3] of the options for the treatment of infertility, particularly in the lesser-educated and rural areas of Punjab.

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References

  1. Sofat, Dr. Rama. "Rama Sofat Hospital: Infertility treatment hospital in Ludhiana". www.ramasofathospital.com.
  2. "Dr.Rama Sofat Hospital | National Health Portal of India".
  3. Sofat, Dr. Rama. "Dr. Rama Sofat Hospital: Infertility treatment hospital in Ludhiana". www.ramasofathospital.com.