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Malappuram: PMSA Memorial Malappuram District Cooperative Hospital has brought immense pride to Kerala and the people of Malappuram by securing the First Prize in the Kerala State Government Awards 2025 for the Best Cooperative Hospital. The prestigious award was presented by the Minister for Cooperation, Government of Kerala, in recognition of the hospital's outstanding contribution to the cooperative healthcare sector and its unwavering commitment to delivering quality, affordable, and people-centric medical services.

The award was received on behalf of the hospital by Secretary Zaheer Kaladi and Director Kunnath Kunhi Muhammed during the official award presentation ceremony. This remarkable achievement reflects the hospital's dedication to excellence in healthcare, patient care, innovation, and community service. Over the years, PMSA Memorial Malappuram District Cooperative Hospital has emerged as one of Kerala's leading cooperative healthcare institutions, setting new benchmarks in medical excellence and compassionate care.

The management, staff, and well-wishers of the hospital expressed their gratitude to the Government of Kerala, the Cooperative Department, and the public for their continued trust and support. The recognition serves as an inspiration to continue providing world-class healthcare services while upholding the values of the cooperative movement. PMSA Memorial Malappuram District Cooperative Hospital – Kerala's Pride, Malappuram's Own.

In recognition of its model COVID-19 response, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) honoured PMSA Memorial Malappuram District Co-Operative Hospital with a special award. The IMA State President-Elect Dr. Samuel Koshy handed over the award to Hospital Secretary Saheer Kalady.

The hospital provided fully free COVID treatment along with affordable super-specialty care for ordinary citizens. In 2021 it implemented the latest and most advanced treatment systems and programs at rapid pace — all reasons the IMA selected it for the honour.

A free COVID treatment centre has been running at Malappuram Town Hall for nearly two months, providing ventilator-equipped ICU, ten oxygen-supported beds and a total of 35 beds. More than 200 COVID patients have already received completely free inpatient treatment — making it the only co-operative hospital in the state to do so.

Medicines, lab tests, ECG, food, X-ray and round-the-clock doctors, nursing and paramedical staff are all provided free of charge. Treatment that would cost ₹10,000–₹30,000 in a private hospital is provided here completely free — a benchmark service for the health sector of Malappuram district.