3 Generations Legacy
A Legacy of Healing, Compassion & Service
For more than a century, the Sinha family has remained committed to the noble cause of serving humanity through healthcare. What began as a humble effort to care for people in rural Bihar has evolved into a three-generation legacy of healing, compassion, trust and affordable healthcare.
“Across changing times, generations and challenges, one principle has remained constant: To serve people with care, dignity and humanity.”
Three Generations of Healing Touch
Dr. Sachhidanand Prasad Sinha
Pioneering Physician • Gidhaur, Jamui, Bihar

The journey of this healthcare legacy began with Dr. Sachhidanand Prasad Sinha, who started providing healthcare services in and around Gidhaur, Jamui, Bihar, even before India gained independence.
At a time when modern healthcare facilities were scarce, particularly in rural areas, he dedicated himself to reaching patients who had limited access to medical care. He travelled to remote villages and provided treatment with compassion, commitment and a strong sense of social responsibility.
Selfless Care During Epidemics: During outbreaks of serious infectious diseases, including cholera, when rural communities faced immense suffering and fear, he went from house to house in remote villages to provide medical care, helping patients and families during one of the most difficult periods.
His work laid the foundation of a family tradition where healthcare and service to humanity became inseparable.
Dr. Prafulla Kumar Sinha “Phoolan Ji”
Beloved Community Doctor • Affectionately known as Dr. Phoolan Ji

The values established by the first generation were carried forward by his younger son, Dr. Prafulla Kumar Sinha, popularly and affectionately known among people as Dr. Phoolan Ji.
He continued the family’s commitment to healthcare with the same spirit of dedication, simplicity and compassion. His approachable personality and commitment to providing affordable medical care earned him the trust and affection of generations of families across the region.
Deep Rural Bond & Emergency Assistance: His connection with the people went beyond the doctor-patient relationship. He remained closely associated with the healthcare needs of rural communities and continued the tradition of reaching people who needed care the most. During periods of infectious disease outbreaks and public health emergencies, he continued to extend medical assistance to people in remote areas.
Through his years of service, the second generation strengthened the foundation laid by Dr. Sachhidanand Prasad Sinha and ensured that the family’s healthcare legacy remained deeply rooted in service, accessibility and compassion.
Dr. S. S. Sundaram
Modern Clinical Practice & Humanitarian Care

Today, this two-generation legacy continues into its third generation with Dr. S. S. Sundaram, who remains committed to carrying forward the family’s tradition of healthcare and humanitarian service.
With a gentle, caring, approachable and empathetic personality, Dr. S. S. Sundaram strives to make every patient feel heard, respected and cared for.
Inclusive Care & COVID-19 Initiatives: His healthcare approach focuses on people from every section of society - including women, children, young people and senior citizens - with an emphasis on personal attention, accessibility and compassionate care. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he actively participated in health awareness and preventive initiatives.
His journey represents the continuation of a family tradition while embracing the healthcare needs and challenges of a new generation.
Dr. M. Bharti
Third Generation Legacy Carrier • Daughter of Dr. Prafulla Kumar Sinha “Phoolan Ji”

Dr. M. Bharti, daughter of Dr. Prafulla Kumar Sinha “Phoolan Ji”, represents the third generation of the Sinha family’s enduring legacy of healthcare, service and commitment to humanity. Carrying forward a family tradition rooted in patient care and public service, she has developed a multidisciplinary professional journey spanning clinical healthcare, medical research, oncology, healthcare management and academic development.
She has worked with reputed healthcare and research institutions including Mahavir Cancer Sansthan & Research Centre (MCSRC), Patna, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Patna, and Lab Life Science Intelligentsia. She has also been enrolled at the Royal College of Physicians, London, and has pursued an MBA in Healthcare Management, reflecting her interest in combining medical knowledge with modern healthcare administration and management.
Cancer Research & Oncology Mentorship: Her professional journey has further included participation in several research projects under the guidance of Padma Shri Dr. Jitendra Kumar Singh, a renowned Indian oncologist, providing her with valuable exposure to cancer research and evidence-based healthcare.
Through her academic pursuits, research experience and association with leading healthcare institutions, Dr. M. Bharti continues to carry forward the family’s values of knowledge, compassion, service and healthcare excellence, adding a contemporary dimension to a legacy that spans more than a century.
Continuing the Mission at Life Health Medical Unit
At Life Health Medical Unit, the legacy continues with a simple but powerful philosophy:
The Medical Unit strives to provide quality healthcare services at minimal service charges, while preserving the values that have guided the family for generations. Modern times may have changed the way healthcare is delivered, but the fundamental purpose remains the same - to stand beside patients when they need care.
More Than Medicine
Three generations have carried forward one simple belief: “Healthcare is not only about treating illness. It is about caring for people.”
Service
A continuous commitment to serving humanity above all else.
Compassion
Treating every patient with dignity, patience, and deep empathy.
Affordability
Ensuring quality medical care remains accessible at minimal charges.
Trust
Generations of families placing their health in our hands.
Humanity
Believing that healthcare is about caring for people, not just illness.
The legacy is not defined only by the number of years or generations. It is defined by the people who were cared for, the families who placed their trust in the doctors, and the communities that received support when they needed it most.
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