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Chief
Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan has appealed to the people of the state
to help the people suffering from serious diseases to avail benefits of the
free medical treatment camps. He said that these camps are being organized
in all the district head quarters. Medical treatment will be provided by the
renowned doctors of the country besides state. Entire medical expenses will
be borne by the state government. Medical treatment for heart, T.B., cancer
including 20 other diseases under the Jila Bimari Sahayta Yona and medical
treatment related to child heart, hearing impaired, vision impaired diseases
will be provided.
CM
Shri Chouhan further mentioned that the state government is committed to
provide free medical treatment facilities to the poor. Therefore, special
camps are being organized in every district to provide medical treatment to
the citizens for serious, incurable and complicated diseases. Beside
departmental doctors, renowned doctors of the private sector will provide
treatment in theses camps. Specialists have also given their consent to
render their services in the camps.
Specialist
doctors will examine the patient in these camps and the necessary amount for
the treatment will be approved by the state government on the spot. Shri
Chouhan has appealed to the people to inform others in the villages of their
area and encourage people to visit the camps. This encouragement can give
the gift of health to the suffering persons and children. In order to
provide health facilities to common man of remote areas, camps have been
organized earlier at block level before the district level. People suffering
from serious diseases have been identified at primary level. Under this 42
thousand 200 persons suffering from serious diseases have been identified
including 11 thousand 500 children below 18 years of age.
Treatment
will be provided for Serious Diseases
Complete
treatment for all the diseases will be provided which are included under the
State Diseases Help Scheme like cancer surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy,
renal surgery and renal transplantation, hip joint replacement, knee
replacement, head injury (where operation is needed), spinal surgery,
retinal detachment, complications after delivery, heart surgery, breast
disease surgery, brain surgery, neuro surgery, M.D.R., pacemaker vascular
surgery, congenital malformation, apolostic
anemia,
burn and post burn contracture, chronic renal disease and sterility.
Similarly, under the National Child health Programme, the identified
diseases like neural tube defects, down syndrome, cleft lip and
palatal/cleft palate alon, teliphase (club foot), developmental displesia of
the hip, cataract since birth, deafness since birth, heart diseases since
birth, retinopathy of pre maturity and child heart treatment, child hearing
diseases and other diseases.
Medical
Treatment will be provided in these hospitals
Medical
treatment will be provided in the renowned hospitals of the country to the
identifiedpatients include A.I.I.M.S.- New Delhi, Siddhanta Red Cross
hospital- Bhopal, Artmis hospital- Gurgaon, Asian Cancer hospital-Mumbai,
Sarvodaya hospital- Faridabad, Narayan Hridalaya-Jaipur, A.I.I.M.S.- Bhopal,
Platina Heart hospital- Nagpur, Dr. Ulhas hospital- Jalgaon, Orchid hospital
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Jalgaon, Bansal hospital, Chirayu hospital, L.B.S. hospital, Narmada
hospital, Swami Vivekanand Spine Center-Bhopal, Navodaya hospital –Bhopal, Om hospital-Bhopal, Seva Sadan Eye
hospital-Bhopal, Career institute-Bhopal, Divya ENT hospital-Bhopal, Noble
hospital- Bhopal, City hospital –Jabalpur, Ratan Jyoti Netralaya-Gwalior,
Infinity heart Institute-Jabalpur, Bhandari hospital-Indore, Medanta
hospital-Indore, Shri Arbindo Institute-Indore, Greater Kailash hospital,
CHL hospital –Indore,
RJN Apollo hospital Spectra hospital-Gwalior, cancer hospital-Gwalior and
other hospitals.
Camps
will be held on these dates
The
district wise dates of the health camps are as followed- Sehore , Sagar,
Jabalpur, Rewa, Khandwa, Morena and Neemuch on January 15, Rajgarh, Balaghat,
Satna, Jhabua, Bhind and Ujjain on January 21, Hoshangabad, Panna,
Narsighpur, Shahdol, Dhar, Gwalior and Shajapur on January 27, Bhopal,
Chhatarpur, Chhindwara, Umaria, Indore, Guna and Mandsaur on February 01,
Raisen, Tikamgarh, Anuppur, Alirajpur, Datia and Ratlam on February 07,
Betul, Dindori, Burhanpur and Ashoknagar on February 13, Vidisha, Damoh,
Seoni, Sidhi, Khargone, Shivpuri and Aagar on February 20 and Harda, Katni,
Singrauli, Badwani, Sheopur and Dewas on February 27.
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