Health Camp

Health camps play a crucial role in improving access to healthcare for individuals who may not have regular access to medical services, such as those living in remote areas or low-income communities.

We do health camp” is a community initiative aimed at providing free health services and education to underserved populations. These health camps are typically organized by non-profit organizations, community groups, or healthcare professionals, and may take place in rural or urban areas.

The services provided at health camps can vary depending on the needs of the community, but may include general health checkups, screenings for common health conditions such as diabetes or hypertension, and education on topics such as nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention.

Health camps are an important way to improve access to healthcare for individuals who may not have regular access to medical care. They also provide an opportunity for healthcare professionals to identify and address health issues in the community, and to provide education and resources to help individuals lead healthier lives.

Patients Picked Up For Surgery (MEGA CAMP) 20.11.2024

MEGA CAMP 19.11.2024