Our Free Medical Camp in Kot Radha Kishan Provided Quality Healthcare to the Needy

Transparent Hands, in sponsorship with Packages Group, organized a free medical camp and preventive healthcare session on April 16, 2024, at Bulleh Shah Packaging in Kot Radha Kishan. The aim was to provide quality healthcare to impoverished patients. This aimed to help patients become more aware and knowledgeable about how to maintain good health. 

Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests

A total of 339 patients, including Bulleh Shah Packaging employees and individuals from the nearby community, were provided with free consultations with skilled doctors. Additionally, they received free medicines, diabetes tests, uric acid tests, screenings for hepatitis B & C, ultrasound examinations, cholesterol checks, and blood pressure measurements. 

 

Here is a summary of different diagnostic tests provided in this free medical camp.

Diagnostic Tests	Total Number of Patients
HBV screening	13
HCV screening	13
Cholesterol	7
Uric Acid	18
Ultrasound	18
BSR	24
Total	93

Diseases and Treatments

Most of the patients who sought consultation were suffering from fever, cough, sore throat, flu, earache, eye infection, nausea, weak bones, diarrhea, cough, kidney pain, urine infection, joint pain, weak bones, seasonal allergies, hepatitis, uric acid, chest pain, diabetes, and high blood pressure:

Preventive Healthcare Session

At our camp, one of our expert doctors provided valuable insights to attendees on maintaining heart health.

Impact 

The free medical camp held in Kot Radha Kishan had a profound impact on 339 deserving patients and their families. It served as a crucial lifeline for them to access essential healthcare services that would have otherwise been unattainable due to financial constraints. 

The camp provided these patients with free medical consultations and diagnostic tests, effectively addressing their immediate healthcare needs and leaving a lasting positive impact. 

In addition to medical care, the camp also conducted preventive healthcare sessions that proved to be immensely valuable. The transformative impact of this mission to extend quality healthcare to impoverished, remote, and rural regions of our country was amplified by the continuous support of thousands of kind donors.

Medical Camp Team

The medical camp team consisted of 13 members, including one supervisor, three doctors (one male and two females), one lab technician, one staff nurse, one pharmacist, two patient registrars/crew members, two volunteers, and two photographers.