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Events & Camps

Free Health Camp and Expert Talks with Indian Spinal Injuries Centre and Centre For Sight

Free eye tests, bone density, ECG and expert talks on heart, stroke, spine, joints and fatty liver at SCFI Age Friendly Bharat's health camp on 10 March 2024.

10 March 2024, Delhi: SCFI Age Friendly Bharat (Senior Citizen Forum India) held a free health camp and expert health talk for senior citizens, with specialists from Indian Spinal Injuries Centre and Centre For Sight.

Free health checks at the camp

  • Free eye test by Centre For Sight
  • Bone mass density test
  • Biothesiometer (nerve sensation test)
  • ABPM Holter (24-hour blood pressure monitoring)
  • Physiotherapy
  • ECG, blood pressure, blood sugar and weight

Health talks by experts

  • Dr. Ankur Nanda, Senior Consultant Spine Surgeon: “How to take care of your back”
  • Dr. Aparna Gupta, Associate Director Neurology: “Stroke: stalker of our elderly population”
  • Dr. Aseem Dhall, Director & HOD Cardiology: “Know your heart”
  • Dr. Ankur Jain, Consultant Gastroenterologist: “Fatty liver”
  • Dr. Hitesh Bhandari, Consultant Orthopedics: “How to cure your joints”

Dr. Kanika Bhardwaj (MBBS, MS Ophthalmology) also joined the medical team.

Guests of honour

Sh. Naresh Yadav, MLA Mehrauli; Sh. Sahiram Pehalwan, MLA; Counsellor Rajesh Pawar; Ms. Prachi Tokas, World Championship silver medallist; Ms. Pincky Balhara, Asian Games silver medallist; and Mrs. Deepti Chhibber, Mrs. India Congeniality.

Our thanks to Shri N. S. Mor, President, RWA Ganga, and Dr. Prem Nath Dogra for their support.

Host a health camp with us

SCFI Age Friendly Bharat runs health camps, awareness sessions and expert talks with hospitals, clinics and resident welfare associations. Hospitals, diagnostic labs and companies who would like to partner on a camp can contact us here.

Originally shared on the SCFI Age Friendly Bharat Facebook page, 11 March 2024.

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