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The following is a list of Mission hospitals.
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ERBHS (Eastern Regional Board of Health Services) runs 7 hospitals in Central India which belong to the Church of North India. This independent governing body's mission is to provide health care for all. It oversees the following hospitals:
Hospitals of Jeypore Evangelical Lutheran Church
CSI Campbell Mission Hospital, Jammalamadugu, Kadapa
Kanyakumari Medical Mission
CSI Mission Hospital Neyyoor
CSI Hospital Nagercoil
CSI Hospital Marthandam
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