 Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 28: Swami Vivekananda Medical Mission Charitable Hospital (SVMMCH), driven by its core mission of "Nar Sewa, Narayan Sewa"-serving humanity as service to the Divine-organized a Bone Mineral Density (BMD) testing camp in collaboration with M/s Meyer Vitabiotics. The initiative aimed to enhance public awareness regarding bone health and support early detection of osteoporosis and other bone-related conditions.
The event was graced by senior members of SVMMCH including Sh. Amar Chand Gupta, Senior Vice President; Sh. B. B. Gupta, General Secretary; Sh. B. S. Jamwal, Secretary; Sh. Mohan Singh Chouhan, Treasurer, Sh Subash Chander Gupta , Member and Dr. Sachin Gupta, Member. Key administrative officials present included Dr. Arvind Kohli, Medical Director; Dr. Rabinder Rattanpal, Medical Superintendent; Dr. Yash Karsayal, Assistant Medical Superintendent; and S. Iqbal Deep Singh, Hospital Manager. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Rajesh Gandotra, Orthopaedic Consultant, emphasized the importance of early screening, noting that many bone issues remain undetected until they become severe.
Dr. Sham Jurangal, Orthopaedic Consultant, highlighted the need for regular BMD check-ups, especially for individuals above 40 years or those with known risk factors, to ensure timely diagnosis and intervention.
Dr. Arvind Kohli, Medical Director, SVMMCH, commended the collaborative effort and reiterated the hospital's dedication to preventive and affordable healthcare in alignment with its service mission.
Dr. Rabinder Rattanpal, Medical Superintendent, SVMMCH, expressed satisfaction with the enthusiastic participation of the community and reaffirmed the hospital's commitment to organizing similar health awareness and screening programs.
SVMMCH extended heartfelt gratitude to M/s Meyer Vitabiotics for their valuable support in organizing the camp and reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to community service, continuing to uphold its philosophy of "Nar Sewa, Narayan Sewa" through compassionate healthcare, outreach programs, and preventive medical services. |
