### Free Medical Camp Launched by School Education Family and Pacific Hospital Umarda

Udaipur – The School Education Family, an organization of private schools working in the education sector, has partnered with the Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS Hospital) Umarda to provide free health services to the community. This initiative was launched with a one-year contract, and the first free medical and blood donation camp was held at The Elite Smart School in the Medta Panchayat area of Dabok.

Bhavani Pratap Singh Jhala, the regional secretary of the School Education Family, announced that the first medical camp was organized in the presence of specialists from PIMS Hospital. The event was inaugurated with the lighting of a lamp by prominent attendees, including founding member Mrs. Anita Gaud, regional in-charge C.P. Rawal, regional president Girish Joshi, program coordinator and director of The Elite School Anubhav Gaud, rural district president Deepak Ameta, city president Kapil Sharma, and village head Bhagwati Lal.

During the camp, expert doctors from PIMS, including Dr. Vashishth, Dr. Nishi Dauda, Dr. Vivek Parashar, Dr. Rahul Khatri, Dr. Vikram Singh Rathore, Dr. Mukesh, and Dr. Rohan Modi, along with nursing staff, provided their services.

The free consultation camp offered examinations for ENT, dental issues, vision, pediatric consultations, psychiatry, gynecology, and general medicine. Over 800 patients received consultations and various tests. Specifically, 112 patients were seen in general medicine, 43 in gynecology, more than 250 by pediatric specialists, 29 in optical services, 56 in ENT, 65 in dental care, and 35 in psychiatry.

Anubhav Gaud, the district coordinator of the School Education Family, noted that a blood donation camp was also held during the event, collecting 28 units of blood. Additionally, 350 free Ayushman ID cards were provided to patients and their families. The Ayushman card is a government scheme that securely stores all patients' digital data permanently. The school also created longevity cards for students and their families.

The event was attended by several members of the School Education Family, including Prakash Prajapat, block in-charge for Mavli, Amanat Ali, block president for Kurabad, Pushpendra Suthar, and others.