Babu Jagjivan Ram Memorial Hospital

Health care is the prime responsibility of the state, and it is the duty of the government to ensure the highest level of care for its people. BJRM Hospital, a 150-bedded secondary level hospital, was established in 1992-93 to address the healthcare needs of the economically weaker sections of society. Out of its total capacity, 139 beds are allocated in the general ward, 11 beds in the emergency ward, and 3 observation beds in the emergency department, ensuring dedicated care for patients requiring immediate attention.

Over time, the population in the surrounding areas has increased significantly, leading to a higher demand for quality healthcare services. Despite challenges related to manpower, space, and logistical constraints, BJRM Hospital continues to strive to provide healthcare services tailored to the needs of every patient. The hospital staff is committed to ensuring timely treatment and compassionate care, managing increasing patient loads while maintaining service standards for all those seeking medical help.

The hospital plays a crucial role in catering to approximately 40 lakh people from nearby resettlement colonies and new clusters in the densely populated North District of Delhi. BJRM Hospital continues to serve as a vital lifeline for the poor and underserved populations, ensuring access to essential healthcare services while working towards improving the health and well-being of the community it serves.