We Provided Eye Care to the Needy in Lahore

Transparent Hands, with the collaboration of Life Hospital, recently organized a free eye camp aimed at providing quality healthcare to underprivileged patients. The camp was held on November 3, 2024, at Sagar Model High School, Lahore. This camp played an integral part in addressing and resolving the sight issues of numerous deserving patients in Lahore. 

Healthcare Services

A total of 350 deserving patients received free eye checkups and medicines. The following free healthcare services were provided at the free medical camp in Lahore.

•         Eye Checkups
•         Consultations
•         Medicines
•         Eye Glasses
•         Hepatitis B and C Screenings

Most Common Diseases 

At the free medical camp in Lahore, patients received consultations for a variety of diseases, including: 

• Cataract
• Conjunctivitis
• Pterygium
• Glaucoma
• Hypermetropia
• Myopia

 

Impact: 

The free medical camp positively impacted the lives of 350 deserving patients and their families. In Lahore, numerous patients were suffering from eyesight issues but their financial constraints made it impossible for them to obtain timely medical care. This camp ensured that all needy patients could have access to free consultations, diagnostic tests, medicines as well as treatments.

Our team of ophthalmologists, lab technicians, and volunteers keenly examined and evaluated eye-related issues of deserving patients in Lahore and recommended interventions according to the diagnosed health issues. Free eyeglasses were given to those who had weak eyesight.

Furthermore, 25 patients were identified for cataract surgery. We registered them for further treatment. These patients will receive quality medical interventions at no cost.

This free camp represents another successful milestone in Transparent Hands’ commitment to delivering essential healthcare services to those in need. We extend our deepest gratitude to you for contributing to Transparent Hands’ mission of making healthcare accessible to all.

Medical Camp Team:

The camp was efficiently managed by a dedicated team of 14 members, which included:

•         1 Supervisor
•         6 Optometrists
•         2 Patient Registrars
•         2 Lab technicians
•         2 Pharmacists
•         1 Videographer