Transparent Hands and Central Park Teaching Hospital joined hands to extend essential healthcare services to underprivileged patients in Pakistan. On December 01, 2025, Mr. Raheel Abbas (Director of Operations, Transparent Hands) and Dr. Noor-ul-Haq (CBDO, CPTH) signed two key MOUs, and Mr. Samar Abbas, our Business Development Manager, also attended the ceremony. 

Under one MOU, the Central Park Teaching Hospital (CPTH) will treat patients referred by Transparent Hands, providing them with access to surgical and medical facilities. Besides surgical and medical treatments, the patients will also have access to private rooms, wards, and intensive care units, and CCUs depending on their medical condition and requirements. The hospital will also provide free consultations with qualified surgeons before and after surgery. Moreover, the patients will receive a week’s supply of medication upon discharge. 

Besides this, the organizations signed another MOU, joining forces to expand healthcare access for the underprivileged communities of Kasur and Lahore through free medical camps and preventive healthcare sessions. CPTH will provide a dedicated medical team, including professional doctors, lab technicians, pharmacists, and nursing staff, for the medical camps. The team will deliver free medical consultations, medical checkups, and diagnostic tests, including blood sugar tests, Hepatitis B & C screenings, and ultrasound scans. Based on the doctor’s advice, they will also provide a free five-day supply of medicines for the patients attending the camps. Transparent Hands will be primarily responsible for managing and organizing the medical camps and will oversee coordination, logistics, community outreach, and other related arrangements.

Mr. Raheel Abbas, Director of Operations at Transparent Hands, said, “We are proud to step into a partnership with CPTH. With this partnership, we have reaffirmed our commitment to providing the best services to needy patients across the country.”

With a growing network of panel hospitals and partners, Transparent Hands aims to bring quality healthcare to an increasing number of impoverished and vulnerable communities in Pakistan.