Kular Hospital, which is an institute of national repute by now, was started 6 yrs. back by Dr. K.S. Kular (M.S. Surgery) and Dr. Kirandeep Kaur Kular (M.D. Gynae & Obst.) after completing higher training USA, for the service of the rural area. By now this hospital is on national map by virtue of the facilities being provided here. In the field of Laparoscopic Surgery & infertility, Kular Hospital has emerged as the leading centre in Punjab. Latest advanced laparoscopic surgeries like Kidney stones removal without breaking (Laparoscopic Pyelolithotomy), Removal of uterus and fibroids with ovaries (Total laparoscopic Hysterectomy), Total retroperitoneal hernia mesh repairs, Laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication are a few of the surgeries in which Kular Hospital, Bija has gone to be the pioneer in northern India. The response has been so overwhelming that patients are now coming from every corner of Punjab, Himachal, Haryana and Rajasthan for these latest surgeries.

In the field of Infertility and gynaendoscopy, Kiran Infertility Centre, a unit of this hospital is a known figure on international map. The success rate of IVF is as per the western standards. By now more than 2500 success stories are associated with the infertility centre. Infertility couples come even from England, USA and Canada for IVF. Dr. Harkiran Kaur Kular (M.D. Gynae & Obst.) Gold Medalist IVF and Gynaendoscopy specialist USA is the chief of the Gynae and Infertility department.

Kular Hospital being on National Highway 1 is also providing Trauma care facilities. Orthopedicians and medical specialists and anesthetists are available round the clock for this.

Under the able guidance of Prof. Gurbax Singh Kular, a renowned educationalist and a social figure of the area. Kular Hospital formed a society under the name and style of Kular Medical Education and Research Society, Bija. Kular School of Nursing is the first gift of this Society, to the area. The society has got its own connections in the foreign countries like USA, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. It is also being supported by the NRIs from there.

This school of nursing will aim at giving quality education to the female nursing students of the area, which would be at par with the Western Nursing standards.