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Medical Camp
“Ruchika Health Camp at SAMPARC Malavli Center
14th & 15th February 2025”
The Ruchika Health Camp at SAMPARC Malavli Center, near Lonavala, was a resounding success, reaffirming our commitment to accessible community healthcare. Over two days, 1,380 patients received essential medical care across multiple specialties:
👁 Eye Check-ups: 788 patients screened
👓 Spectacles Distributed: 574 individuals received improved vision
🌟 Cataract Cases Identified: 117 patients recommended for life-changing surgeries
👂 ENT Consultations: 410 individuals benefited
🦻 Hearing Aids Distributed: 118 individuals received improved hearing
🩸 Thalassemia Blood Tests: 245 individuals screened
🩺 Pap Smear Tests: 63 women tested for preventive care
🎗 Breast Cancer Screening: 41 women screened
👩⚕ Gynecology Consultations: 205 women received specialized care
This impactful initiative, organized in collaboration with Ruchika Club Mumbai, highlights our unwavering dedication to serving underprivileged communities. With the continued support of our healthcare partners, SAMPARC remains committed to enhancing community well-being.
🙏 A heartfelt thank you to all Ruchika Club members and SAMPARC team members for making this possible! Your dedication and service continue to inspire.
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“Ruchika's Medical Camp:
Free Health Services and Support for the Community”
Ruchika's Medical Camp, in collaboration with The Rotary Club, Bombay Queen City, took place on January 11th and 12th, 2025 at the Phoenix Towers parking lot.
The camp offered a comprehensive range of free medical tests, including blood tests, ECG, blood pressure, acupressure, yoga, fitness, homeopathy, and Ayurveda assessments.
Free medication, including pills and syrups, was also distributed as per prescription. Ruchika Club manned five large stalls dedicated to eye testing, where 1,086 free spectacles were distributed to those in need. Dr. Kuleen Kothari, an ophthalmologist, generously provided his van equipped with specialized equipment and technicians to test patients for cataracts. A total of 42 eye cataract surgeries were scheduled for later.
The Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) stall also managed by Ruchika Club, distributed 51 hearing aids after examinations by an audiologist.
A new addition to the camp was the cancer detection and support stall, where 250 patients underwent testing and received follow-up instructions.
At the main Ruchika office stall, refreshments, including bananas, biscuit packets, vada pav, and tea, were provided to all visitors. The medical camp attracted a diverse range of individuals in need, who benefited from the free medical services provided jointly by Rotary and Ruchika.
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