A health screening camp was held in Ganji Pet SC Colony in Jogulamba Gadwal District. The camp, organized by the Urban Health Center Burda pet, offered screenings for BP, sugar levels, and oral, breast, and cervical health to 40 people. The District Program Coordinator visited the screening center to oversee the process.
During the camp, the coordinator stressed the importance of conducting quality screenings, gathering comprehensive information from attendees, and educating the public about target populations and related diseases. It was emphasized that all individuals above 30 years old in each household should undergo screening.
The screening process involved initially recording details in an offline register and then conducting screenings online. The coordinator mentioned that district and state teams would also visit these screening camps to ensure proper implementation. Urban Health Center ANM Jyoti, Supervisor Abraham, and ASHA activists were among the participants in the program.
All attendees were encouraged to be linked to the portal for future follow-up and monitoring. The goal is to ensure that everyone receives necessary screenings and information about their health.
