Let’s Bridge the Gap in Access to Free Healthcare in Rajanpur

Transparent Hands is going to organize a free medical camp and a preventive healthcare session in Rajanpur to meet the healthcare needs of its population. The city faces significant challenges in providing necessary medical services to its residents. Due to limited healthcare facilities and financial hardships of the residents, many are facing significant challenges. This camp will provide them with free consultations, diagnostic tests, and medicines.

Challenges
High costs of medical services, transportation issues, and limited public hospitals contribute to various health concerns in the region.
Commonly reported diseases in Rajanpur include malaria, hepatitis C, skin infections, soft tissue infections, gastrointestinal diseases, and ear, nose, and throat infections.

Solution
To address these issues, Transparent Hands is arranging a free medical camp in Rajanpur. This initiative will allow people to receive timely check-ups, early diagnosis of health problems, and access to free medicines that can bring much-needed relief. The camp will give people a chance to reclaim their health. A qualified team of doctors, lab technicians, and dedicated volunteers will be on-site to provide the following healthcare services:
· General Check-Ups
· Gynecology Check-Ups
· Blood Pressure Check-Ups
· Hepatitis B & C Screenings
· Cholesterol Tests
· Uric Acid Tests
· BSR (Blood Sugar) Tests
· Preventive Healthcare Session
· Registration of Deserving Surgical/Medical Procedure Cases

Preventive Healthcare Session
The preventive healthcare session will focus on one of the common health concerns in Rajanpur. Skilled medical professionals will share practical advice and easy steps for disease prevention, enabling the community to protect their health in the future.

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