A quarter century ago, a group of young enthusiastic doctors got together to promote a Polyclinic which provide medical care and relief at reasonable rates. The target group was middle-class who could not afford the expensive treatment of Private-Corporate hospitals. This class of people are not satisfied with the attention and available in government hospitals. After Extensive search for a proper location, the founding doctors decided to start the "Clinic Hyderabad" at Musheerabad in the premises of Late Sagarlal who had provided the requisite land and building at a normal rent of one Rupee per year. The activities of the clinic were confined to two ramshackle sheds which housed the out-patient and in-patient departments. From this stage, today the medical centre has bloomed into a full-fledged hospital with 100 beds, three operation- theaters, ICU, special pediatric ward and other modern diagnostic facilities like X-ray, ECG, 2D Echo and Ultrasound scanning. The hospital also has a pathological laboratory with qualified Pathologists and a Bio-Chemist and other modern facilities of clinical care. After the sad demise of Sri Sagarlal, the original donor, in 1974, Clinic Hyderabad was renamed Sagarlal Memorial Hospital. The Hospital added a Research Centre which is named after another founding Trustee, Sri Matadin Goel,in the Year 1980. In 1991, the board of Trustees started a Nursing School in the same premises. The School is named after the celebrated lady saint Mother Krishna of Anand Ashram.