Healthcare Software for Rajahmundry businesses
Local businesses in Rajahmundry
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 235
- Karunasri Hospital; NEST Sagar Hospital; Sree Latha Hospital; Siddharth Children & Maternity Hospital; Soujanya Hospita; Akira Eye Hospital; Apex Hospital - Rajamundry; Aravindam Orthopaedic and Physiotherapy Centre; Geetha Mullapudi Superspeciality Dental Hospital; Pragati Super Speciality Hospital
- Clinics: 65
- Dr.Buddha's Advanced Homeo Care; Lalitha Endocare And Skin Care; Nirishi's Skin Shine Clinic; Rohini Clinic; Bhaskar Sri Sai Clinic; Gayatri Clinic; Harish Clinic; Karuna Clinic; Mahima Clinic; Narayana Clinic
- Pharmacies: 9
- shivaji pharmacy; Life medical Stores; Sai Durga Medicals; Sri Meghana Medicala; Sri Sai Kalikrishnabhagavan Medicals; Gandhi Surgical; Pradhanamantri Bharatiya Jan Aushadhi Kendra; Apollo Pharmacy
- Dental clinics: 25
- Family Dental Clinic & Implant Centre; Sarojini Dental Hospital; Akhil Multi Speciality Dental Clinic; Dr.Ganagayya Dental Hospital; Jayathri Hospitals; Krishna Denta Cure; Prasad Super Specality Dental Hospital; Sri Gowtami Dental Hospital; Sri Lakshmi Orthopedic& Dental Super Speciality Hospital; CRD Dental Multi Specialities
- Medical supply and optical shops: 8
- Specsmaker; Sri lakshmi Narasimha generic medical shop; Sri lakshmi narasimha generic medical shop; Apollo Pharmacy; Lenskart
Rajahmundry facts
- District
- East Godavari district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 3,41,831 (3,74,721 in 2001)
- Area
- about 56.03 sq km, about 14 m above sea level
- People
- 84.28% literacy
- PIN codes
- 533101 (Rajahmundry)
- Places nearby
- Godavari Arch Bridge (bridge, 3 km), Old Godavari Bridge (bridge over the Godavari RIver, 3 km), Godavari Bridge (bridge, 3 km), Godavari Fourth Bridge (bridge, 5 km)
- Education
- In 2016–17, Rajahmundry had 244 schools with 55,501 students.
- History
- The city was earlier called Rajamahendravaram, from Rajamahendrapuram, the city of King Mahendra.
- Geography
- Rajahmundry stands about 14 m above sea level at the centre of the Godavari districts, where paddy, sugar cane and flowers are grown.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.