Our Story
In 2005, Rashpal Singh Khalsa founded the United Sikh Mission with a simple goal: help people see clearly again. For more than 21 years, the Mission has held free eye care camps in more than 50 villages across Punjab every year. Over time, these camps have reached people in about 500 villages. The camps changed many lives. But a camp comes and goes, and families in villages need care all year round. So the Mission built something that stays: Khalsa Health Centre in Bias Pind. The centre was brought to this village and region for the first time by Rashpal Singh Khalsa. It shows what real grassroots change looks like. World-class healthcare can be made available in villages through model healthcare centres.
Our Mission
To bring affordable, quality healthcare to rural communities with kindness and respect.
Our Promise
- Affordable: care that families can pay for
- Respectful: every patient is treated with dignity
- Accessible: easy to reach, easy to enter, easy to understand
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is a charitable healthcare center, founded through the efforts of Rashpal Singh Khalsa and United Sikh Mission.
OPD registration costs as little as ₹10. Other services are offered at very nominal cost.
No appointment is needed. You can walk in during our opening hours.
We offer general medicine and check-ups, eye care, dental care, physiotherapy, and a pathology and blood test laboratory. See all details on our Services page.
On the first date of every month at Khalsa Health Center.
Yes. Our lab offers blood tests at 75% below the market price. Sample collection runs from 7 AM to 11 PM, every day of the week, with no holidays.
Punjabi, Hindi and English.
Yes. Ramps and stairs are available, and a lift will begin operating soon (as on 1 September 2026).
Yes. A generator keeps the centre running during power cuts.
