Maria Theresa Hospital Thrissur, established by the Maria Theresa Hospital Trust in honor of Saint Mariam Thresia, continues her healing mission with merciful love and care. Located on the Kodakara–Kodungallur Highway in Kuzhikkattussery, it is a not-for-profit charitable trust accredited with NABH Entry-Level Certification that places patient safety at its core. Over the past four decades, the hospital has grown from a humble clinic into a thriving 200-bed multi-speciality centre, serving residents of Thrissur and surrounding regions with reliable, affordable healthcare.

The hospital’s infrastructure rivals that of leading institutions like Jubilee Mission and Amala Institute, offering state-of-the-art facilities including fully equipped operation theatres, a post-surgical ICU, a medical ICU, and a NICU with ventilator support. An on-site diagnostic lab, radiology services, and pharmacy ensure seamless, end-to-end patient care. Emergency services operate 24×7, and the hospital accepts cashless insurance through multiple TPAs, making treatment accessible in critical situations.

Speciality departments span General Surgery, ENT, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics, and more—each staffed by experienced clinicians renowned for their expertise and compassionate bedside manner. With a roster of 14 doctors whose combined experience ranges from 12 to 42 years, patients receive personalized treatment plans grounded in the latest medical protocols. Compared to other Thrissur hospitals, Maria Theresa Hospital distinguishes itself through its holistic approach, blending advanced medicine with the warmth of a close-knit community hospital.

Beyond clinical excellence, the hospital fosters education and community engagement through the Maria Theresa College of Nursing, offering a B.Sc. Nursing programme affiliated to KUHS and recognized by the Indian Nursing Council. Through regular health camps, preventive screenings, and outreach initiatives, the hospital extends its mission of service with love into local villages and schools, embodying the spirit of charity and healing that defines its legacy.