Gurdaspur – In a noble initiative reflecting its commitment to community service, City Hospital, Gurdaspur (A Unit of EMC Hospitals) organized a grand free medical camp at the premises of Gurdwara Sahib, New Sant Nagar. The event witnessed a large turnout of local residents, with a total of 112 patients receiving medical check-ups.
The camp offered general health screenings including blood pressure, sugar level, and BMI tests, along with free consultations and medicines. A team of specialist doctors conducted in-depth examinations and provided personalized advice and treatment options to each patient.
Organized with a spirit of social responsibility, the primary aim of the camp was to spread awareness about health and provide timely medical support to the community. The camp saw enthusiastic participation, especially from women, senior citizens, and children.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Rishabh Arora, Director of EMC Hospitals, said,
“Our mission goes beyond delivering medical services—we aim to spread health awareness across all sections of society. EMC Hospitals has always worked in this direction, and we plan to organize such health camps regularly in the future. No one should ignore their health, and everyone must have access to timely medical care.”
Dr. Arora also emphasized,
“City Hospital, Gurdaspur is a strong unit of EMC Hospitals, offering not only high-quality medical services but also fulfilling its social responsibilities with dedication. The success of this camp proves that when communities and institutions come together, real and positive change is possible.”
The success of the camp was made possible by the dedicated efforts of hospital staff, doctors, nurses, and local volunteers. Special appreciation was extended to the management of Gurdwara Sahib for providing space and support for the arrangements.
City Hospital, Gurdaspur reaffirmed its commitment to continue organizing such healthcare initiatives, ensuring that every individual receives timely and appropriate medical attention. This camp served not just as a medical service, but as a social message — “Health is the greatest wealth.”
