Landmarks:
1. In 1994 the High Risk Pregnancy Unit was established with facilities for antenatal ultrasound, ultrasound guided Chorionic Villus Sampling, amniocentesis, amnio-infusion, intrauterine fetal blood transfusion, antepartum and intrapartum fetal monitoring etc.
2. In 1996 a new wing has been constructed for the Genital Cancer Control Unit. This unit is equipped with colposcopy.
3. The latest addition is the introduction of 'Infertility Clinic' which gives an opportunity to both the male and female partners to seek the combined advice of an obstetrician, endocrinologist and surgeon.

Output:
The bed strength is 250 including 15 private wards.
Outpatient attendance is around 40,000 annually.
Indoor admissions number about 8000 annually.
About 2400 major and 6500 minor operations, 1400 Medical Terminations of Pregnancy (MTPs) and 1700 tubectomies (abdominal, laparoscopic and Caesarian) are performed annually.

General Facilities:
1. New private wards have been built. Recently, in 2004, the hospital premesis has been extensively renovated providing better ambience and facilities for parking. Eight deluxe airconditioned private wards with all modern amenities like TV, fridge and telephone.
2. "Rain Basera" (dormitory) for the attendants of admitted patients.

Special clinics held include :
1. Infertility Clinic: Works 6 days a week. Investigations, follicular monitoring and various assisted reproductive techniques including intrauterine insemination and in vitro fertilisation are being performed.
2. Oncology Clinic: Screening for precancerous lesions of cervix by PAP smear and colposcopy is done daily. Genital cancer patients receive specialised treatment by surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
3. Immunisation Clinic: This is held daily from 9 am to 12 noon. Oral polio and DPT vaccines are given daily, BCG is given on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and Measles vaccine is given on Thursday and Saturday.
4. Postnatal Clinic: Held every Monday 9 am to 12 noon. Both obstetricians and pediatrician counsel patients who have delivered babies at the Queen Mary's Hospital.
5. Family Planning Clinic: This is held daily and involves counselling and provision of all contraceptive devices. Tetanus immunisation of all pregnant women is also done.
6. High Risk Pregnancy Clinic: Held daily along with antenatal clinic.
7. Human Reproduction Research Centre (HRRC): This centre is under the Indian Council of Medical Research and is involved in various research projects.
8.Breast Clinic : running on Saturday 9 am - 12 noon. Patients with breast nodularity, pain and lump etc are seen under guidance of Prof Sandeep Kumar, Department of Surgery, KGMU.

In the coming months the following clinics are also planned: Adolescent Clinic, Menopause Clinic & STD/RTI Clinic