CT Group Organizes a Free Medical Camp

Jalandhar 19 December 2022: CT Group of Institutions Physiotherapy Department of CTIHS organized a medical camp in collaboration with Drishti Eye care Hospital, Batra Clinic and CLOVE Dental. The camp was inaugurated by Charanjeet Singh Channi, Hon’ble Chairman CT Group of Institutions. He extended a green welcome to the Camp specialists (Doctors) and appreciated their efforts toward making the world healthy.

 On this occasion Dr.Gurpreet Singh, Director CTGI, Dr. Jasdeep K. Dhami, Director Research and Planning, Dr. Kuldeep K. Grewal, Director GNDU colleges, Dr. Seema Arora, Principal CTIHS, Dr. Arun Shergill, HOD, Physiotherapy Department, Virat Rehani, HOD Computer Applications dept, and other members of CTGI also graced the event.

About 386 patients of adjoining villages were treated by the experts in the camp and were given free medicine. On this eve Dr. Nalini Saxena, Eye Specialist lauded the efforts made by the team of Physiotherapy Department of CTIHS, Dr. Sahil Batra, Spine Specialist said he has always seen the educationist imparting knowledge but CT group of institutions has a unique tendency of helping people. Dr. Avinab and Dr. Anisha Dental specialist from CLOVE dental praised the arrangements made for their team as well as for the patients.

Charanjeet Singh Channi Chairman CT Group praised the efforts of the Physiotherapy Department of CTIHS, and said for the growth of our society such camps are needed. He praised the efforts of the students and asked them to learn as much as they can as the knowledge earned yields blessings for the society.

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3 thoughts on “CT Group Organizes a Free Medical Camp”

  1. I really appreciate that CT Group is putting on a free medical camp. Many people in our community cannot afford regular checkups, so this kind of initiative can make a real difference. Were basic screenings like blood pressure and sugar tests included? I hope more organizations follow this example.

  2. It’s good to see an educational institution giving back directly to the community like this. Free medical access can make a real difference for families who might otherwise skip a check-up. I wonder how many people were able to attend the camp and if they offered basic eye or dental screenings alongside the general checks.

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