NEW DELHI: Kailash Deepak Hospital, Delhi, organized a Free Mega Health Check-up Camp and Health Awareness Programme, bringing together Resident Welfare Association (RWA) representatives, community leaders and local residents to promote preventive healthcare and early disease detection. The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation, with hundreds of people benefiting from complimentary health screenings, specialist consultations and awareness sessions.

A major highlight of the programme was a Cancer Awareness Session conducted by the hospital's Oncology Team, which emphasized the importance of early diagnosis, cancer prevention, common warning signs and advances in treatment. The experts also interacted with participants, addressing their queries and dispelling common myths associated with cancer.

The event also featured an expert lecture by Dr. Satish Bhardwaj on Weight Management and Healthy Lifestyle, where he stressed the importance of balanced nutrition, regular physical activity and sustainable lifestyle changes to prevent obesity and lifestyle-related diseases.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Mahesh Sharma, Founder Chairman, Kailash Healthcare, underlined the importance of preventive healthcare and timely diagnosis in improving patient outcomes. He said early detection and intervention remain the cornerstone of Kailash Healthcare's approach to community wellness and that such outreach programmes help bridge the gap between hospitals and the communities they serve by delivering quality healthcare services directly to people's doorsteps.

Dr. Sangeeta Garg, Director, Kailash Deepak Hospital, reaffirmed the hospital's commitment to providing accessible, affordable and quality healthcare to the community. She said the hospital would continue organizing free health camps, awareness drives and preventive healthcare initiatives to encourage healthier lifestyles and improve public health.

The camp offered a wide range of free health services, including blood pressure and blood sugar screening, ECG, Pap smear, Pulmonary Function Test (PFT), urine routine examination, height and weight assessment, and specialist consultations by experienced doctors.

The hospital management thanked Resident Welfare Associations, local residents, media representatives and partner organizations for their active participation and support, which contributed to the successful conduct of the programme.