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Aditya Homoeopathic Hospital And Healing Centre
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S/No. 309/1/2, Shivaji Chowk,
Pimpri
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- Intensive Care Unit
Total Number Of Beds : 80
Advance Facility
- Medicine Facility
- Medical Stores
Description
Aditya Homeopathic Hospital and Healing Center is the brain child of Dr A D Nikam
He intensely felt the need for a complete homoeopathic hospital to cater to the needs of the poor amp underprivileged section of our society They simply can not afford the charges of the allopathic hospitals He had a very strong background in treating emergency and acute conditions early in his practice With experience the confidence grew in leaps amp bounds In spite of strong opposition from every sector he started the Aditya Homeopathic Hospital and Healing Center on 2nd May 1995 with 4 patients The rest is now history Today the hospital has 80 beds and long list of patients waiting for it
This story started two generations back Dr Vitthal Nikam was an accomplished Ayurvedic physican He was also a freedom fighter and a social worker with deep values He inculcated these values in his children and grandchildren Dr DV Nikam had an inclination towards politics Dr Vitthal made him aware the he can achieve his goal through practice of homoeopathy
Dr Dattatray Nikam dada was a very principled man The thought of corruption in any form was a taboo to him he started his own homoeopathic clinic in 1961 in Pimpri Village it was inaugurated by the Great orator and leader Acharya Atre from Pune It was The first clinic in Pimpri run by the Zilha ParishadZP
History
Aditya Homeopathic Hospital and Healing Center is the brain child of Dr A D Nikam
He intensely felt the need for a complete homoeopathic hospital to cater to the needs of the poor amp underprivileged section of our society They simply can not afford the charges of the allopathic hospitals He had a very strong background in treating emergency and acute conditions early in his practice With experience the confidence grew in leaps amp bounds In spite of strong opposition from every sector he started the Aditya Homeopathic Hospital and Healing Center on 2nd May 1995 with 4 patients The rest is now history Today the hospital has 80 beds and long list of patients waiting for it
This story started two generations back Dr Vitthal Nikam was an accomplished Ayurvedic physican He was also a freedom fighter and a social worker with deep values He inculcated these values in his children and grandchildren Dr DV Nikam had an inclination towards politics Dr Vitthal made him aware the he can achieve his goal through practice of homoeopathy
Dr Dattatray Nikam dada was a very principled man The thought of corruption in any form was a taboo to him he started his own homoeopathic clinic in 1961 in Pimpri Village it was inaugurated by the Great orator and leader Acharya Atre from Pune It was The first clinic in Pimpri run by the Zilha ParishadZP
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