M'lore: Fr Muller Homeopathic College Starts Inpatient Service


M'lore: Fr Muller Homeopathic College Starts Inpatient Service

Daijiworld Media Network- Mangalore (VA)

Mangalore, Feb 2: Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College, a pioneer institute in the field of homeopathic medical education, treatment and research has started inpatient services at Deralakatte from Monday February 1.

U T Khadar, member of legislative assembly, Mangalore inaugurated the inpatient block. He lauded the services rendered by the institutions and assured his continued support to the hospital in the development of the society. 


 

Fr Wilfred Prakash D’Souza, administrator, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital briefed about the growth and development of the hospital and the facilities available at the new inpatient block at Deralakatte.

Dr Srinath Rao, principal, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College, welcomed the gathering. Dr Sunny Mathew, medical superintendent, Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical Hospital delivered the vote of thanks.

Fr Patrick Rodrigues, director, Father Muller Charitable Institutions, members of the governing board, managing and advisory committee members of FMCI, invitee guests, staff and students of Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital were present.

  

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  • Dr.Maria Lewis, Dubai,Homeopath,Health Clinic,Bur Dubai

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Glad to see the opening of a New Homeopathic in patient Dept at Deralakatte.All the best and hearty congrats to the principal, dean and my colleagues at Fr.Muller's.

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  • Charles Pereira, Surathkal

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Fr. Patrick, Dr.Shrinath Rao, Dr. Sunny Mathew- Congratulations....Wishing you all the best.

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  • Michael & Cecilia Menezes, Kadri/Abu Dhabi

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Congrats Fr Prakash, Wishing you the very best for all the future endeavours, May God gude and bless you.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore - U.S.A.

    Tue, Feb 02 2010

    Father Muller's Homeopathy Medical College and Hospital has indeed a wonderful track record. Even though the Hospital in the form a dispensary commenced nearly one hundred and thirty years ago by Father Muller himself it was not until twenty-five years ago did the Medical College make a beginning during the tenure of Father Peter Noronha. It is being taken to greater heights now under the direction of Father Patrick Rodrigues. This entire venture was nurtured by Father Stan Tauro for a while and now Father Prakash has been called upon to guide the destiny of the division. I am glad that a new block for out patients has been opened a very much felt need. Joe Gonsalves

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  • Dr.Mangalya Maria D'souza, Mangalore / USA

    Tue, Feb 02 2010

    Congratulations!! Fr.Wilfred Prakash for this great accomplishment. My good wishes to Prof.Srinath Rao, Prof.Sunny Mathew, Prof.Shiv Prasad and all staffs to achieve greater things ahead.

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  • Stan Rodrigues, Farla/Rome

    Tue, Feb 02 2010

    Good luck Fr. Prakash. May the blessings of the Lord who is the Divine Healer be on you good work

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