A health camp was organized on Friday for flood-affected people in Ward No. 5 of the Karmuddinpur area under the Nagar Nigam. The camp was organized through the efforts of Mayor Pinky Devi and former Mayor Sanjay Kumar. A total of 132 people underwent health examinations at the camp. After the check-ups, medicines were provided to the patients. The hospital team also offered medical consultations to those in need and ensured the availability of essential medicines.
Read MoreA free health camp was organized on Friday in Ward No. 5 of the Nagar Nigam area of Karmuddinpur, Begusarai, on the initiative of Mayor Pinky Devi and former Mayor Sanjay Kumar, for poor and flood-affected families. A medical team from Glocal Hospital provided health services, examined 132 people, and distributed medicines free of cost. The organizers also informed that people examined at the camp will receive free consultation with doctors from any department at Glocal Hospital for one month.
Read MoreA health camp was organized on Wednesday at Khushhali Sankul in Sujanpur Korey, Garhpura, on the occasion of the annual general meeting of Jeevika. Under the "Health Check-up and Treatment at Your Doorstep" and "Anaemia-Free Bihar" campaigns, free health check-ups were conducted for 90 Jeevika women. The examinations included blood pressure, diabetes, anaemia, eye-related problems and other health conditions. Facilities for creating Ayushman Bharat and ABHA cards were also provided. The camp aimed to make better healthcare services accessible to rural women near their homes. Community Health Officer Grishma Kumari, Mamta Kumari, Nitu Sinha, ASHA worker Sushma Kumari and the complete health department team were present.
Read MoreA medical camp was organized by Glocal Hospital in Ward No. 6, Musaltol, for people affected by the floods. A total of 90 patients received health check-ups conducted by Dr. Rohit Kumar. Necessary medical consultations and free medicines were provided to the patients. Glocal Hospital also announced that people who attended the camp would receive free consultation from any doctor at Glocal Hospital for one month. Hospital Manager Kanhaiya Kumar, Marketing Manager Sangam Kumari, Shailendra Kumar Singh, Somesh Kumar, Pharmacist Saurabh Suman, Nursing Staff Priya Kumari and other healthcare workers were present.
Read MoreA health camp was organized by Glocal Hospital in Ward No. 6, Musaltol, for people affected by the floods. Health check-ups were conducted for the affected residents, along with necessary medical consultations and free medicines. A total of 90 patients were examined by Dr. Rohit Kumar. Hospital Manager Kanhaiya Kumar, Marketing Manager Sangam Kumari, Shailendra Kumar Singh, Somesh Kumar, Pharmacist Saurabh Suman, Nursing Staff Priya Kumari and other healthcare workers were present at the camp.
Read MoreSabahat Azim knew India’s health-care system wasn’t serving the nation’s poor, rural residents. He wanted to create something to bridge the gap between private and public options. He tapped technology.
Read MoreAirtel Business, the B2B unit of Bharti Airtel (“Airtel”), today announced the launch of its Customer Advisory Board with the objective of making its customers equal stakeholders in its product development journey. The Board will have representation from Airtel’s top enterprise customers cutting across a diverse set of industries/sectors.
Read MoreThe Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship today announced 23 awardees for social innovation in 2020. From building hospitals in rural India, empowering Black-communities in Brazil, providing financial resources to last-mile communities in Ghana, harnessing 4IR technology to promote equity in education in South Africa, raising over 100 million USD for lower income families in the USA, to breaking the glass ceiling in the public sector in Spain, the 2020 Social Innovators of the Year includes a list of outstanding founders and chief executive officers, multinational and regional business leaders, government leaders and recognized experts.
Read MoreDr. Sabahat Azim, Founder, Glocal Healthcare Systems You are trained as a doctor. What prompted you to become an entrepreneur? One catalyst was that I lost my father to an unnecessary surgery in a very expensive, big hospital. Then you realize that the problem of health care being broken is not just for the poor and the underserved. It’s everywhere.
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