Key Highlights
- The camp: A health check-up camp was held at the Sub-Divisional Civil Hospital, Ellenabad, on Tuesday.
- Specialists present: General physicians, eye specialists, orthopaedic specialists and paediatricians examined patients.
- Free services: Blood sugar and blood pressure tests, basic check-ups and free medicines.
- Awareness: Patients were told about healthy lifestyles, diet and yoga.
- Green touch: Participants planted saplings on the hospital campus.
Ellenabad: A health check-up camp was organised by the Health Department at the Sub-Divisional Civil Hospital in Ellenabad on Tuesday under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, a month-long campaign being run by the BJP to mark 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public service.
Senior BJP leader Amir Chand Mehta inaugurated the camp as chief guest by cutting a ribbon. Hospital in-charge Dr Inderjeet Sharma, Dr Harpreet Kaur, Dr Ranbir Singh, Dr Suresh Godara, pharmacist Sajan Kumar and staff welcomed the guests.
What Patients Received
| Service | Details |
|---|---|
| Specialist consultations | General physician, eye, orthopaedic and child specialists |
| Basic tests | Blood sugar, blood pressure and other essential check-ups |
| Medicines | Distributed free of cost |
| Awareness | Healthy lifestyle, diet and yoga |
"Quality Healthcare to the Last Person"
Speaking at the event, Mehta said health camps and welfare programmes are being organised under the campaign, with the aim of taking quality healthcare to the most needy and to people at the last rung of society. He said the camps provide specialist consultations and free medicines locally, close to people's homes, and appealed to residents to take part in such camps in large numbers.
Why It Matters: Checks That Catch Problems Early
Simple tests like blood sugar and blood pressure can detect conditions such as diabetes and hypertension, which often show no symptoms in their early stages. For people in smaller towns like Ellenabad, a free camp with several specialists in one place removes two common barriers to check-ups: cost and travel.
Saplings for the Campus
After the camp, participants planted saplings in the hospital premises and encouraged others to plant more trees.
Who Attended
BJP state executive member Nitasha Sihag, district vice-president Naresh Kataria, former municipal committee chairman Ravi Ladha, district co-media in-charge Subhash Chauhan, mandal president Shaminder Kamboj and several other party workers and local representatives were present.
The Bottom Line
For residents of Ellenabad, the camp offered free tests, expert advice and medicines in one place, a practical reminder that a basic check-up can be the first step to catching health problems early.
Key Highlights
- The camp: A health check-up camp was held at the Sub-Divisional Civil Hospital, Ellenabad, on Tuesday.
- Specialists present: General physicians, eye specialists, orthopaedic specialists and paediatricians examined patients.
- Free services: Blood sugar and blood pressure tests, basic check-ups and free medicines.
- Awareness: Patients were told about healthy lifestyles, diet and yoga.
- Green touch: Participants planted saplings on the hospital campus.
Ellenabad: A health check-up camp was organised by the Health Department at the Sub-Divisional Civil Hospital in Ellenabad on Tuesday under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, a month-long campaign being run by the BJP to mark 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public service.
Senior BJP leader Amir Chand Mehta inaugurated the camp as chief guest by cutting a ribbon. Hospital in-charge Dr Inderjeet Sharma, Dr Harpreet Kaur, Dr Ranbir Singh, Dr Suresh Godara, pharmacist Sajan Kumar and staff welcomed the guests.
What Patients Received
| Service | Details |
|---|---|
| Specialist consultations | General physician, eye, orthopaedic and child specialists |
| Basic tests | Blood sugar, blood pressure and other essential check-ups |
| Medicines | Distributed free of cost |
| Awareness | Healthy lifestyle, diet and yoga |
"Quality Healthcare to the Last Person"
Speaking at the event, Mehta said health camps and welfare programmes are being organised under the campaign, with the aim of taking quality healthcare to the most needy and to people at the last rung of society. He said the camps provide specialist consultations and free medicines locally, close to people's homes, and appealed to residents to take part in such camps in large numbers.
Why It Matters: Checks That Catch Problems Early
Simple tests like blood sugar and blood pressure can detect conditions such as diabetes and hypertension, which often show no symptoms in their early stages. For people in smaller towns like Ellenabad, a free camp with several specialists in one place removes two common barriers to check-ups: cost and travel.
Saplings for the Campus
After the camp, participants planted saplings in the hospital premises and encouraged others to plant more trees.
Who Attended
BJP state executive member Nitasha Sihag, district vice-president Naresh Kataria, former municipal committee chairman Ravi Ladha, district co-media in-charge Subhash Chauhan, mandal president Shaminder Kamboj and several other party workers and local representatives were present.
The Bottom Line
For residents of Ellenabad, the camp offered free tests, expert advice and medicines in one place, a practical reminder that a basic check-up can be the first step to catching health problems early.