This study examines the actual impact of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices within the healthcare sector in the city of  Delhi, with a huge emphasis on community welfare, patient care, as well as the  organizational growth. The author attempts to come away enlightened about the shape in which healthcare organizations incorporate CSR programs and the result and difficulty of that introduction in the research. The study has applied a body of qualitative and quantitative data following the mixed-method approach, and the study can entrap the most common varieties of CSR practices such as free medical Camps, health education program, and less fortunate populations support in financial terms. The outcomes were positive since CSR practices were observed to be associated with patient trust; patient satisfaction; and positive community health outcomes. Nevertheless, the following issues were identified: the absence of funds, support on the level of the regulations, and formal system of impact evaluation. The article finds that CSR is playing an important role when it comes to social accountability of healthcare organizations, but more intricate frameworks and dedicating additional resources must address the potentials to overcome it. This paper focuses on the significance of applying CSR in the strategic setting of healthcare agencies in enhancing the outcome of patients other than establishment of an organization.