Karachi: Usman Memorial Hospital organized a special free medical camp for eye care, which witnessed the participation of a large number of citizens.
During the camp, specialist ophthalmologists conducted detailed examinations using the latest computerized machines and provided guidance regarding eye health.
According to the hospital administration, the aim of this camp was to raise awareness about eye diseases and to improve lives through early diagnosis and timely treatment.
Participants appreciated the efforts of Usman Memorial Hospital, stating that such initiatives are highly valuable for public service, especially for those who cannot afford expensive treatments and can greatly benefit from these free facilities.
Karachi: Usman Memorial Hospital has officially received its license from the Sindh Healthcare Commission (SHCC).
On this occasion, a delegation from the SHCC visited the hospital and awarded the license in a graceful ceremony.
The license stands as recognition of the hospital’s high-quality healthcare services, excellence in patient care, and commitment to medical standards.
The hospital board of trustees also joined the event to attributed this achievement to the hard work of their team and the continued trust of their patients.
Karachi: Usman Memorial Hospital, continuing its legacy of community service, successfully organized a one-day free medical camp focused on eye diseases.
Under the supervision of specialist doctors, free eye checkups were provided at the camp. In addition, free cataract surgeries were arranged for selected patients.
The primary objective of this initiative was to deliver essential treatment to individuals suffering from eye conditions but unable to afford proper care due to financial constraints.
A large number of citizens participated in the camp and appreciated this humanitarian effort by Usman Memorial Hospital. Participants expressed that such initiatives not only raise awareness about health issues in society but also offer hope to those in need.
Usman Memorial Hospital is recognized among the city’s leading healthcare institutions, known for its high-quality medical services, skilled staff, and people-centered approach, consistently working towards the mission of public service.
Karachi: A successful one-day free medical camp was organized by Usman Memorial Hospital in collaboration with Okhai Memon Jamaat on Sunday, June 15, at the Hussain Ibrahim Sports Complex & Community Center, Hussainabad.
Dozens of men, women, and children attended the camp, which aimed to raise public awareness about health and provide free medical services.
The camp offered free consultations for women’s health (including pregnancy), pediatrics, dentistry, cardiology, general health, along with free blood pressure, BMI, and blood sugar testing.
A special discount of up to Rs. 10,000 was also offered on delivery registrations (terms and conditions applied).
Participants appreciated the efforts of Usman Memorial Hospital and Okhai Memon Jamaat, stating that such medical facilities are a great need for underprivileged communities.
Karachi: Usman Memorial Hospital organized a special event to mark World Emergency Day, attended by emergency department staff, senior doctors, nurses, and administrative officers.
The purpose of the event was to highlight the importance of emergency medical services and to pay tribute to the dedicated healthcare professionals working in this critical field.
Through videos, presentations, and practical demonstrations, participants were educated on how to respond effectively during emergency situations.
The contributions of the hospital’s Welfare Department were also acknowledged, as it plays a vital role in supporting the treatment of underprivileged patients.
The management of Usman Memorial Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to continually improving emergency services by investing in modern facilities and well-trained medical staff.
Karachi: A free medical camp focusing on hypertension (blood pressure) was organized at Usman Memorial Hospital.
The primary objective of the camp was to raise public awareness about the dangers of high blood pressure and to provide early diagnosis facilities.
Participants were offered free blood pressure check-ups, BMI tests, sugar tests, and general medical consultations.
The camp was supervised by Dr. Humayun Bin Irfan, a renowned cardiologist and Head of Medical Services.
Blood pressure is often referred to as the “silent killer” because it typically shows no symptoms, yet it is a major cause of heart, kidney, and brain diseases.
A large number of people attended the camp and received valuable health advice and information.
