An Ayushman Arogya Camp was organised at Natunabadi West Dwarikapur with the aim of bringing essential primary healthcare services closer to people in rural areas.

A total of 49 patients availed themselves of various health services at the camp, including health check-ups and medical consultations. Doctors and healthcare personnel conducted necessary examinations and provided advice based on the health needs of the patients.

The camp was aimed particularly at facilitating access to basic healthcare for residents of rural areas, enabling them to undergo routine health checks and seek medical advice without having to travel long distances.

The medical team present at the camp included Medical Officer Dr Supriya Barman, Pharmacist Dr Sunil Sarkar, MPS Bipul Debbarma, Laboratory Technician Ashri Debbarma, Community Health Officer Hamesha Debbarma and MPW Amit Majumdar. Other health workers also extended support in providing services during the camp.

Ayushman Arogya Camps are being organised to improve access to primary healthcare in rural and underserved communities. Apart from screening and early identification of health conditions, such initiatives also seek to promote greater health awareness among local residents through regular check-ups and medical counselling.

The camp at Natunabadi West Dwarikapur provided an opportunity for 49 residents to access essential healthcare services, underscoring the role of community-level health initiatives in taking primary healthcare closer to rural households.