News Desk, News Nation 360 : Desun Hospital provided smiles and basic healthcare to the teachers and pupils of the Calcutta Blind School in Behala through an inspiring and heartwarming project. This touching occasion was a part of the Desun Institute of Women and Children's continuous effort to give kids the best care possible, highlighting the hospital's commitment to community service for kids and their teachers. The purpose of the carefully planned event was to be more than just a set of medical evaluations. It sought to establish a caring and encouraging atmosphere for all those concerned. Desun Hospital showed the kids and teachers some additional love and hospitality by bringing refreshments, which made the day even more pleasant.
The kids' and instructors' sincere appreciation and thankfulness were evidence of the profound influence of Desun Hospital's kindness and concern. 150 people enthusiastically participated in the health check-up camp, comprising 30 committed teachers and 120 kids ages 10 to 18. As the hospital staff methodically carried out a variety of health assessments, the tone was one of hope and concern. These comprised ECGs for teachers and children in need, blood pressure checks, dental exams, diabetes screenings for educators, and BMI evaluations. The goal of each check-up was to guarantee the participants' general health by providing them with essential health information and preventive care. Shaoli Dutta, Director of Desun Hospitals Group , was present to personally oversee the camp, reinforcing the hospital's unwavering commitment to community health and wellness. She stated that this health check-up camp is a small step towards ensuring that the children and teachers of Calcutta Blind School receive the necessary medical attention and care they deserve.
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