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Health camp for the poor
Mina Multi Specialty Hospital organised a three-day ‘Free Mega Health Camp recently. Nearly 7,000 needy people benefited during the camp of which were 2,000 in OBG, 2,500 in Ophthalmology, 2,500 in General Medicine, Pediatrics, ENT and Radiology.
Hyderabad: Mina Multi Specialty Hospital organised a three-day ‘Free Mega Health Camp recently. Nearly 7,000 needy people benefited during the camp of which were 2,000 in OBG, 2,500 in Ophthalmology, 2,500 in General Medicine, Pediatrics, ENT and Radiology.
Around 2,000 free spectacles were distributed to those identified with refractive error issues in their eyes. Five hundred patients underwent ECG and Blood tests, and about 100 patients newly detected for diabetes, hypertension and heart ailments. Free medicines and Radiology services have been provided to all the patients at the camp.
West Zone ACP K Ashok Chakravathy visited the camp and appreciated the facility for the needy. Dr Hidayatullah Khan M S, MCH Consultant Eye Surgeon said that ICU/NICU is also established in order to give affordable health care at a low cost.
