Udaipur: PIMS City Hospital, in association with the Mahaparishad Purbiya Kalal Samaj Sansthan, successfully organised a mega free health check-up and consultation camp. The primary objective of the camp was to provide better healthcare facilities and free medical consultation to the general public.
Hundreds of Patients Registered for Medical Consultation
A large number of OPD patients attended the camp and registered to avail themselves of consultations from specialist doctors. Primary health check-ups and various laboratory tests were provided free of cost or at concessional rates for all patients who participated in the camp.
To ensure convenience for people travelling from rural and urban areas, PIMS City Hospital also arranged a free bus service, which helped many patients reach the camp comfortably.
Specialist Doctors Offered Health Guidance
During the camp, an experienced team of specialist doctors from PIMS City Hospital conducted detailed medical examinations and provided appropriate health advice to patients. Several attendees also brought their previous medical reports, which were carefully reviewed by the doctors before offering suitable guidance.
Community Representatives and Medical Team Played Key Role
The successful organisation of the camp was supported by senior representatives of the Purbiya Kalal Samaj, including Central President Jagdish Purbiya, General Secretary Madan Chaudhary, Thur Madar Unit President Yashwant Purbiya, senior social workers Chunni Lal Purbiya, Bhanwar Lal Purbiya, Vinod Purbiya and Nitesh Chaudhary.
The hospital and medical team, including Dr. Kalpesh Purbiya (Physiotherapist), Amit Maheshwari (Senior Executive – Marketing), and the supporting paramedical staff, also played an active and commendable role in the camp.
Organisers Thank Naman Agrawal for Support
The organisers acknowledged the special contribution, guidance and support of Naman Agrawal in ensuring the successful conduct of the health camp. They expressed their sincere gratitude for his valuable assistance.
The institution and hospital management reiterated their commitment to the motto, “Health is the greatest wealth — always dedicated to serving humanity,” and stated that similar free medical and health camps will continue to be organised in the future for public welfare and community service.
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