Free health camp at asotech windsor court sees strong participation, promotes preventive healthcare among residents
Noida : A free health check-up camp was successfully organised at Assotech Windsor Court on March 22, 2026, Monday. The initiative was conducted by the AOA interim and facility team of the society in collaboration with Medanta Hospital, with the objective of promoting preventive healthcare and raising awareness among residents.
A wide range of medical services provided
The camp witnessed the presence of experienced doctors and healthcare professionals who conducted multiple basic and specialised health check-ups. Residents were offered services including blood pressure and blood sugar testing, pulmonary function tests (PFT), ECG and consultations with general physicians, orthopaedic specialists and general surgeons. Along with diagnostic services, participants also received personalised medical advice and guidance on maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Strong participation from residents
A large number of residents turned up for the camp and actively participated in the health screenings. Many appreciated the initiative, calling it highly beneficial and convenient, especially for routine health monitoring within the society premises.
Focus on continued healthcare initiatives
The organisers stated that similar health camps will continue to be organised in the future to ensure timely access to healthcare services for residents. Such initiatives aim to encourage early detection of health issues and promote overall well-being in the community.
Acknowledgement of the medical team
The society management expressed gratitude towards the team of Medanta Hospital for their support and contribution in making the camp a success.
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