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Dr. P. C THOMAS Foundation Medical Camp: A Beacon of Hope in Ooty

In a world where access to healthcare can be a luxury, the Dr. P. C THOMAS Foundation shines as a beacon of hope. On September 2, 2023, this dedicated foundation conducted a free medical camp in Kandal, Ooty, extending a helping hand to the local community in need. This article takes you through the impactful events of that day, providing insights into the services offered, the community’s response, and answers to frequently asked questions.

A Day of Compassion

On that fateful morning, the foundation’s team of healthcare professionals gathered to consult with 67 patients from the local community. This act of compassion was a testament to the foundation’s unwavering commitment to improving healthcare accessibility.

Vital Blood Tests

Among the many services provided, 16 crucial blood tests were conducted. These tests played a pivotal role in diagnosing and treating various health concerns. Early detection can often be the key to successful treatment, and these tests were a lifeline for many.

A Ray of Hope: Referrals to BS Hospital

The impact of the medical camp extended beyond immediate care. The foundation identified 19 patients in need of surgical and cardiac care. These individuals were referred to BS Hospital for further treatment, and what makes this truly remarkable is that all of this was provided at no cost, thanks to the Chief Minister’s insurance scheme.

The Commitment Continues

The Dr. P. C THOMAS Foundation’s commitment to improving healthcare accessibility remains unwavering. Their dedication to ensuring that those in need receive the care and attention they deserve is a testament to their mission.

Community Spirit

None of this would have been possible without the support of volunteers, medical professionals, and supporters who rallied behind the cause. This medical camp was a resounding success due to their selfless contributions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What services were offered at the medical camp?

The medical camp offered a range of services, including crucial blood tests, consultations with healthcare professionals, and referrals to BS Hospital for specialized care.

How many patients were consulted during the camp?

A total of 67 patients received consultations and medical assistance during the camp.

Were there any costs involved for the patients?

No, all services provided at the camp, including referrals to BS Hospital, were offered at no cost to the patients, thanks to the Chief Minister’s insurance scheme.

How did the foundation identify patients in need of specialized care?

The foundation’s healthcare professionals identified 19 patients in need of surgical and cardiac care during the camp and referred them to BS Hospital for further treatment.

Is the Dr. P. C THOMAS Foundation planning more such events?

While specific event details may vary, the foundation remains committed to its mission of improving healthcare accessibility and serving the community.

How can I get involved or support the foundation’s efforts?

To get involved or support the Dr. P. C THOMAS Foundation, you can visit the page here website or reach out to us directly at donatetopct@gmail.com for information on volunteer opportunities and donations.

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