Sri Sai Institute of Medical Sciences (SSIMS), Hajipur is located on the tranquil banks of the river Ganges and it represents a beacon of hope for advanced cancer treatment in northern Bihar. Founded under the visionary guidance of Padmashri Dr. J.K. Singh, SSIMS is committed to revolutionizing cancer care in the region, emphasizing innovation, compassion, and affordability.

With state-of-the-art infrastructure including a meticulously designed 350-bed facility and advanced medical technologies, SSIMS ensures superior patient care in a serene environment conducive to healing. The institution is supported by a team of highly trained oncologists and medical professionals dedicated to providing exceptional, personalized care to every patient at the community and hospital level.

SSIMS distinguishes itself through a range of specialized departments. These include biomedical research focusing on advancing cancer treatment methodologies, integrating artificial intelligence in clinical oncology. The institute also pioneers studies on the impact of yoga and meditation on cancer patients' quality of life, in collaboration with experts in cognitive sciences. Emphasizing accessibility, SSIMS extends its reach through telemedicine, facilitating remote consultations and training for oncologists and primary healthcare providers across Bihar. The institute's community outreach programs play a pivotal role in cancer awareness, prevention, and early detection, having organized numerous camps and initiatives in Hajipur and Vaishali district.

In line with its commitment to advancing medical knowledge, SSIMS is set to host the International Conference on Radiation Research in 2024, exploring the intersection of radiation research and climate change. SSIMS invites individuals seeking cutting-edge medical/personalised care, research collaborations, or transformative healthcare initiatives to join its journey of healing and hope. For more information, visit www.ssimshajipur.org, where the institution's dedication to excellence in healthcare, research, and community service is grossly portrayed.