" The Indian healthcare infrastructure today is made up of 5, 03,900 doctors, 15,000 hospitals, 8, 70,161 beds and 233 medical colleges. Impressive though these statistics look, actually the Indian healthcare system reaches just 20 per cent of the prevailing Doctor-patient ratio of 1:2310, the health services are largely focused on providing bare essentials such as immunization. With just 0.87 million beds available in the hospitals. India has a paltry population-to-bed ratio of 1000:1, well below the who norms of 300:1, konaseema institute of medical sciences represents an effort on the part of non-government organizations committed to addressing those two critical concerns. KIMS also represents a conscious effort to reach quality healthcare to the rural poor in their close proximity and at an affordable price. There is no greater asset that a nation can aspire to build a healthy and resourceful manpower. This is precisely what constitutes the raison d'etre and mission of KIMS".