“Doctor Apke Gaon Mai” reaches remote villages in Kishtwar

Dignitaries during visit to remote village of Kishtwar.
Dignitaries during visit to remote village of Kishtwar.

Excelsior Correspondent

Kishtwar, Aug 3: With an aim to bring healthcare services directly to the doorsteps of underserved residents in remote villages of District Kishtwar amid vast Challenges, the Health Department Kishtwar, in collaboration with the District Administration Kishtwar, under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar Dr. Devansh Yadav successfully concluded the 4th free medical camp at PHC Suid, block Dachhan of District Kishtwar, as part of the pioneering initiative called “Doctor Apke Gaon Mai.”
The camp witnessed an overwhelming response from the community and untired efforts by the Medical Specialists.
The three-month-long “Doctor Apke Gaon Mai” initiative commenced on July 12, 2023, from Nowapachi Marwah, and today, it culminated with a record-breaking success at PHC Dachhan, where a total of 1285 patients were examined, 286 lab tests were conducted, and 45 Ultrasounds were performed. The camp also catered to the medical needs of more than 35 Persons with Disabilities, providing them with specialized care and facilitating the issuance of UDID cards.
Recognizing the urgent requirement for accessible healthcare services in far-flung regions, the “Doctor Apke Gaon Mai” initiative has deployed a team of skilled and experienced doctors to remote villages in District Kishtwar. The primary objective of this initiative is to bridge the healthcare gap between urban and rural areas, with a particular emphasis on reaching the most vulnerable populations who face limited access to medical resources.
Through regular visits over the course of three months, “Doctor Apke Gaon Mai” aims to provide comprehensive healthcare services, including general health check-ups, diagnosis of common ailments, and the provision of vital healthcare advice. The healthcare professionals are also prioritizing health education, promoting preventive measures, and raising awareness about prevalent diseases in the region.