Pursuant to the order passed by the Hon. Supreme Court of India (SCI), the Union Carbide Corporation established a charitable trust in London on 20^th March 1992 called "The Bhopal Hospital Trust" with Sir Ian Percival as its sole trustee. Honoring the recommendation of the Supreme Court, the Government of Madhya Pradesh granted, free of cost, approximately 80 acres of land for the construction of a hospital. The Union Carbide Corporation extended limited financial support by sale of shares and the Government of India augmented it by waiving the capital gains tax thereon. A high level empowered committee was set up to guide and monitor the progress of the project.

Following the unfortunate death of Sir Ian Percival, a trust called "The Bhopal Memorial Hospital Trust" was established in accordance with the orders of the SCI in 1998 with Justice A.M. Ahmadi (former Chief Justice of India) as its Chairman. This trust is committed to serve the gas victims and to provide to them medical treatment, free of cost. A new hospital was constructed and is run from the funds made available and those it may generate from non-victim patients/donors.