Archive · 11 Jan 2026
GMCH-32 Shifts Radiation Oncology to South Campus
The GMCH-32 hospital has moved its Radiation Oncology OPD, day care, and wards to the South Campus Hospital in Sector 48.
This move aims to help more cancer patients from nearby areas by providing better facilities and reducing waiting times.
The new location offers services like registration, sample collection, tests, and has machines like ECG and portable X-Ray.
More equipment is planned to be added soon.
The hospital currently has around 40 to 50 oncology patients at the new campus.
The goal is to improve healthcare services and treatment for cancer patients.
GMCH-32 has shifted its Radiation Oncology OPD, day care, and wards to South Campus Hospital in Sector 48.
The move aims to address the increasing number of cancer patients and provide better facilities.
Current facilities include registration, sample collection, tests, ECG, and portable X-Ray machines.
Planned additions include an X-Ray machine and more equipment.
The hospital currently has around 40 to 50 oncology patients at the new location.
- Who
- GMCH-32 and its director-principal, Dr G P Thami
- What
- Shift of Radiation Oncology OPD, day care, and wards to South Campus Hospital
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- South Campus Hospital in Sector 48
- Why
- To address the increasing number of cancer patients, provide better facilities, and reduce waiting time
- Institution
- GMCH-32
- Location Shifted To
- South Campus Hospital, Sector 48
- Services Moved
- Radiation Oncology OPD, Day Care, Wards
- Current Patient Load
- 40-50 oncology patients
- Current Facilities
- ECG, Portable X-Ray, Registration, Sample Collection, Tests
- Planned Facilities
- X-Ray Machine, Additional Equipment
- Director-Principal
- Dr G P Thami
