The hospital is easily accessible via major expressways linked to different parts of the city. Apart from them, a plenty of taxis and autos are available to get to the hospital.
We run a free shuttle service between the hospital and the nearby Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) stations on all days, 8am - 7pm. The seating capacity is limited to 20 persons for safety reasons.
For international patients, travelling to a foreign country away from your family & friends can be stressful. PSG Hospitals makes it easier for you to receive care by coordinating your medical and personal needs prior to your arrival as well as during your stay.
History Of PSG Hospitals
On the 25th January 1926, a Trust under the name and style of 'P.S.GOVINDASWAMY NAIDU & SON'; came into being to cater to the growing needs of education and industry. Coimbatore opened a new chapter in its history.
To understand the genesis, growth and objectives of the trust, it is necessary to travel backing time and visualize the social, educational and economic scenario if India in general and city of Coimbatore in particular.
Illiteracy and poverty afflicted the people, while lack of resources and organized services imposed constraints on the government. The city of Coimbatore, as it exists today with all its industrial and educational houses of excellence, could not even have been dreamt of. The entrepreneurs were yet to arrive while education was meant only for an exclusive few.
It needed a benign and active mix of sympathy, daringness, generosity and selflessness to even think of bringing in changes in such e setting. The four sons of Shri PS Govindaswamy Naidu whose initials the trust bears, had all this in themselves and through their tireless efforts brought forth the trust, They, Shri PSG Venkataswamy Naidu, Shri PSG Rangaswamy Naidu, Shri PSG Ganga Naidu, Shri PSG Narayanaswamy Naidu, the four sons of Shri PS Govindaswamy Naidu, went about setting up the trust in a unique and inimitable fashion. They adopted Charity as their fifth brother and divided their ancestral wealth into, not 4 equal portions, but 5, the fifth one earmarked exclusively for Charity.
They realized that illiteracy caused stagnation, insulating the people from the progressive changes taking place all around and left them poor and uninformed; and hence it was at the root of all the ills of society. Their generous and leadership qualities surged ahead to the fore with this clear sense of understanding of the prevailing malady and its cause. And so, they struck back at illiteracy with a missionary zeal and made education as their primary trust area. The zeal of idealism continued and many institutions were born in succession in various disciplines.
