The Art Sub-Committee and the Buddhist Sub-Committee, previously integral parts of the Hospital Welfare Association, have been re-established as the Independent Art Association and the Buddhist Association, respectively. This strategic separation enables the Buddhist Association to focus on orchestrating all religious activities within the hospital, while the Arts Association dedicates itself to fostering literary and artistic endeavours, enriching the hospital’s cultural and spiritual landscape.

As an ancient hospital dating back to the British colonial era, it was initiated to take necessary measures to protect and preserve its historical artefacts, ensuring these ancient objects are conserved and displayed for public viewing, honouring its rich heritage.

With the coordination of Dr. SanathCoparahewa and the generous donation of Rajagiriya Tours and Transport Pvt Ltd (RTT), the newly renovated refurbished clinic building with furniture was unveiled to the public on 23^rd of April,2023.

Recognizing the critical need for a dedicated facility to safely dispose of infected waste, the Director of Health, with the support of the Additional Secretary of  Public Health Services and funding from the World Bank, initiated the installation of an incinerator, ensuring the only hospital in Sri Lanka for infectious disease patients maintains the highest standards of public health and safety.

Groundwork on the construction of the BSL-2 laboratory complex, which was to be constructed under the HSEP project of the Asian Development Bank, but which was stalled in the middle, was restarted.

Following the suggestion of Consultant Physician, Dr. Ananda Wijewickramaand under the guidance of the former hospital director, Dr. Dinesh Koggalage, with the financial support of the World Health Organization, the hospital embarked on creating a website and a Facebook page, aimed at educating the public about infectious diseases.