- Outpatient treatment for 159 people, TB screening for 114, and X-rays for 151 in a single camp; Ayushman cards, medicines, vaccinations, and NCD
- testing also provided.
Gangalore, the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’s commitment to providing healthcare services to the last mile, was exemplified by the villagers’ single-stop access to testing, treatment, and various health programs. At the health camp held in Gangalore market, 159 people received outpatient services, 114 received TB screening, and 151 received X-rays. Villagers also benefited from malaria and NCD screening, Ayushman cards, generic medicines, vaccinations, and maternal health services.
In the camp organized under ‘Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyan’, along with examination and treatment of women, children and elderly, NCD screening of 89 people, examination of 12 women and identification of 4 malaria PF positive cases were done. Essential medicines were distributed after providing information about generic medicines at the stall of Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Kendra.
Under TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, TB screening of 114 people and 151 X-ray examinations were done and suspected patients were linked to further examination and treatment. Attention was also given to maternal and child health services in the camp. Pregnant women were examined and registered, while children were given Penta and MR vaccines.
Mitanins who performed outstandingly in the campaign were honored with coconuts and shawls in the presence of the Sarpanch. Health department officials and employees, including the BMO, were present at the program.
This camp in Gangalore underscores the spirit of Seva Sankalp, which emphasizes bringing healthcare closer to people rather than confining it to health centers. By providing comprehensive healthcare services, from screening to treatment, medication, TB diagnosis, maternal and child health, and health program benefits, all in one place, villagers were connected to comprehensive healthcare services.