Description
Transparent Hands, with sponsorship of the Packages Foundation, organized a free medical camp and a preventive healthcare session at Dera Raja Muhammad Touseef Nambardar, 21/11L, Adda Ghaziabad, District Sahiwal. The primary objective of this camp, held on September 10, 2026, was to provide essential medical services to underprivileged communities in Sahiwal.
Free Consultations, Medicines, and Diagnostic Tests:
A total of 405 deserving patients received free consultations from our expert doctors. Along with consultations, the patients were provided with free medicines and underwent various diagnostic tests, including:
· Diabetes tests
· Uric acid tests
· Hepatitis B and C screenings
· Cholesterol tests
· Blood pressure checkups
. Ultrasound scans
. Malaria Tests
. Dengue Tests
Common Health-Related Issues
At the free medical camp, the medical team provided free consultations and medicines to address various health-related issues, including:
● High cholesterol
● Viral fever
● Backache, Joint Pain
● Gout
● Scabies
● Jaundice
● Diabetes
● Hypertension
● Acidity
● Otalgia
● Arthritis
● Ear infection
Community Health Trends
A high prevalence of diabetes mellitus.
Elevated uric acid levels among many patients, increasing the risk of gout and joint-related problems.
High cholesterol levels and other cardiovascular risk factors.
The presence of multiple metabolic risk factors, including diabetes, elevated uric acid, and high cholesterol, among patients.
Preventive Healthcare Session
In addition to the medical services, one of our expert doctors held a preventive healthcare session to educate the attendees about Diabetes.
Impact
This free medical camp brought meaningful relief to 405 deserving patients who had limited access to proper healthcare services.
From check-ups and diagnostic tests to essential medicines, patients received healthcare completely free of cost. Many people who had been struggling with untreated health issues finally found medical care and new hope. Overall, this medical camp improved health outcomes for underprivileged communities in Sahiwal.
Medical Camp Team
The medical camp was managed by a dedicated team of 14 members, including:
· 1 Camp Manager
· 3 Doctors (2 Male, 1 Female)
· 1 Pharmacist
. 1 Lab Technician
· 3 Crew Members
· 2 Patient registrars
· 2 Staff Nurses
· 1 Photographer
Recommendations
Based on observations from the camp, the following recommendations are proposed:
· Promote awareness about a balanced diet, regular physical activity, weight management, and adequate hydration.
· Encourage patients to reduce high-sugar, high-fat, and high-purine foods and adopt healthier dietary practices.
· Encourage regular follow-up, medication adherence, and monitoring for patients with abnormal results.
· Refer patients with uncontrolled diabetes, significantly elevated cholesterol/uric acid, or related complications for further medical evaluation.
