Free health camp in Udyog Vihar Sector 82 brings residents together as around 150 people avail free check-ups and expert medical consultation
Greater Noida: A free health check-up camp was successfully organized in Udyog Vihar Sector 82. The initiative witnessed an encouraging response as a large number of residents turned up to avail themselves of the medical services offered.
The camp provided a wide range of essential health check-ups completely free of cost. These included blood pressure (BP), blood sugar, weight measurement, ECG, BMD (bone mineral density), PFT (pulmonary function test), eye examinations and dental check-ups. Such comprehensive screening ensured that residents could get an overall assessment of their health in one place.
In addition to diagnostic services, a team of medical professionals, including general physicians, dietitians, ophthalmologists and dental specialists were present at the venue. They offered personalised consultations and guided residents on preventive care, lifestyle improvements and necessary treatments.
The camp was organized under the leadership of RWA President Mayank Chauhan along with the active support of the entire RWA team. The initiative reflected a strong sense of community service and highlighted the importance of health awareness among residents.
Approximately 150 residents benefited from the free health services, creating a positive and satisfied atmosphere across the Udyog Vihar area. Residents appreciated the efforts and expressed the need for organising such health camps regularly in the future.
Concluding the event, the organizers assured that similar welfare-driven initiatives would continue to be conducted to ensure better healthcare access and awareness for all residents.
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