Projects worth ₹2,789.08 crore have been implemented in 19 hospitals through the Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board (KIIFB). So far, development projects worth over ₹10,000 crore have been carried out through KIIFB. Additionally, development works worth around ₹1,000 crore have been made possible through NABARD. Further developments have also been executed through Plan Funds and other funding sources.
Health Minister Veena George stated that these initiatives have enabled the construction of new buildings and the procurement of modern medical equipment.
District-wise Major Projects
Thiruvananthapuram District
Malayinkeezhu Taluk Hospital – Building completed at a cost of ₹23.36 crore
Chirayinkeezhu Taluk Hospital – Construction completed at ₹70.72 crore
Thiruvananthapuram General Hospital – ₹207.35 crore under Master Plan
Nedumangad District Hospital – New hospital complex at ₹89.46 crore
Kollam District
Kundara Taluk Hospital – New building at ₹76.13 crore
Neendakara Taluk Hospital – Construction completed at ₹46.43 crore
Pathanamthitta District
Adoor General Hospital – ₹14.64 crore
Kozhencherry District Hospital – ₹30.35 crore
Konni Medical College – ₹50 crore (Administration Block, Academic Block, Hostel, Quarters)
Alappuzha District
Thuravoor Taluk Hospital – ₹51.4 crore
Chengannur District Hospital – ₹97.71 crore
Cherthala Taluk Hospital – ₹84.98 crore
Kottayam Medical College – Surgical Block at ₹279.15 crore
Ernakulam District
Kothamangalam Taluk Hospital – ₹11.21 crore (Ophthalmic OT, Postnatal Ward, Additional Floor)
Cochin Cancer Research Centre – ₹449 crore
Kalamassery Medical College – Super Specialty Block at ₹368 crore
Palakkad District
Alathur Taluk Hospital – OP–Casualty Block at ₹12.31 crore
Kannur District
International Research Institute of Ayurveda – Phase I at ₹183 crore
Kozhikode District
Institute of Organ Transplantation – Foundation laid at ₹643.88 crore
These projects significantly strengthen Kerala’s healthcare infrastructure by enhancing secondary and tertiary care facilities, expanding medical colleges, and improving access to advanced treatment facilities across the state.
