It was founded by Dr. Clara Swain in the early 1870s to provide focused medical care to women and children.

At the pinnacle of the hospital's career, 350 patient beds were in use, and an active community outreach program was in place.

Subsequently, debate sprung over the decision to officially close the hospital, under the Methodist Church in India.

[2] As a result, in 2001, it was reported that the hospital had undergone several renewal projects and as well as an increase in medical equipment, staff, and patients.

Additionally, a separate grant was provided by the Women's Division[3] of the General Board of Global Ministries to augment the nursing school's facilities.