Kidney health is an essential aspect of overall well-being. The kidneys are responsible for filtering waste and excess fluids from the body, regulating blood pressure, and maintaining kidney health is crucial to maintaining good overall health.

Individuals can follow to promote healthy kidney function, stay hydrated, eat a balanced diet, monitor blood pressure, avoid excessive alcohol consumption, Control Blood Sugar and Blood Pressure, Maintain Healthy Weight, Regular Exercise

Dt: 9th Sept’2023 Kidney Health Awareness and Check-up Camp was organized at Noon Hospital, where renowned Dr. Jatin Kothari, MD, DM (Nephrology), Chief Nephrologist at Nanawati Max Super Specialty Hospital, Mumbai, gave free consultations to 50+ patients were undergoing dialysis patients at Noon Hospital.

Noon Hospital runs an 8-bed dialysis Centre in collaboration with Apex Kidney Care, Mumbai.

On this occasion, Zeenat Noon Harnal, Managing Trustee; Mr. Aamir Mithaiwala, Chief Functionary Trustee; Mr. Ismail Mithaiwala, Trustee; Noon Hospital CEO Mr. Debabrata Mukherjee, Operation Manager, Isha Bhatnagar, PRO Pratap Singh Jhala, Doctors & Hospital Staff were present.

On 13 August’23, Noon Hospital & Research Centre and NGO’s Bharat Vikash Parishad, Bhawani Mandi conducted a Preventive Health Check-up & Awareness camp at Narayan Kheda, where 215+ patients were examined.
The camp was inaugurated by lighting the lamp dedicating Lord Saraswati Maa, by Noon Hospital’s Doctors & Bharat Vikash Parishad Member Sh. Govind Bharadiya, Sh. Pradeep Sharma and other guests were also present.

In the camp BP & SPO2 tests, Eye tests were done for all the patients at a subsidized cost, along with free medicines were also distributed to all by Bharat Vikas Parishad, Bhawani Mandi.

In the program, Noon Hospital Doctors, Dr. Samrath Ram, MD Internal Medicines; Dr. Anil Patidar Physician Dr. Bandhna Paul MD Paediatric; Dr. Jay Narayan BPT, Physiotherapist; Dr Rahul Mahla DNB Ophthalmologist; Dr Ritu Patel MO, Gynaecologist; given the Consultation.

Under this program, the doctor observed that the patients were suffering from two major problems in the village, Stomach Pain & Skin Problems.
Most of the villagers have the skin problems like ringworm, itching, and white dot.

Vision is a priceless gift, essential for experiencing the world’s beauty and navigating daily life.
Recognizing its significance, Noon Hospital has taken a commendable step towards addressing vision-related issues, particularly blindness, in the society.
In a heartfelt gesture of community service, Sh. Govind Gupta, in memory of his late father, Sh. Lal Chand ji Gupta, organized an eye camp. This initiative aimed to assist the society by offering free eye check-ups and cataract surgeries, ensuring they can once again appreciate the wonderful world. Indeed, the true value of sight is often realized only when it’s lost.

During this event, the dedicated staff and doctors of Noon Hospital paid their respects to Shri Lal Chand Ji Medatwal. The medical team, including eye specialists, examined over 230 patients, educating them about eye care, especially in today’s digital age. They highlighted the risks posed by prolonged exposure to screens like mobiles and laptops and the current threat of eye flu. Out of those examined, 30+ individuals were identified for cataract surgeries.
HOD Opthalmology, Dr. Gauri Roopam Srivastav (MS) emphasized the importance of safeguarding the vision of both the elderly and the young. She advised the elderly to avoid pollution and dust, while urging parents to limit their children’s screen time, promoting physical activities for overall well-being. She also stressed the importance of seeking medical attention promptly for any vision-related issues.

The event saw the presence of many esteemed individuals, including Govind Gupta, Food Sector Service Institute President; HOD and Senior Ophthalmologist Dr. Gauri Rupam Srivastava, Dr. Rahul Mahala, Dr. Bishnoi, Dr. Jay Narayan Singh, Dr. Samarth Ram, Isha Bhatnagar, Manager Operation, Pratap Singh Jhala Public relations Manager, and many others. Special thanks to all the guests, including Santosh Patni, Radheshyam Gupta, Rajesh Nagar, and the entire team of Noon Hospital doctors & staff for their unwavering support.

In conclusion, such initiatives highlight the importance of community involvement in addressing pressing health issues. A heartfelt thank you to everyone involved for their dedication and commitment to this noble cause.

Awareness is much needed in healthcare. Keeping that in mind— Noon Hospital & Research Centre & Shree Vardhaman Sthanak Jain Diwakar Shravak Sangh, Masanrakesh Muni Boliya organized a one-day subsidized medical & health awareness camp on 6 August’23, Sunday. Where Noon Hospital & Research Centre provide free health consultations to more than 400 individuals with speciality consultants like Ophthalmologist, General Surgery, Paediatrician, Psychiatrist, Gynaecologist, and General Physician.

During this health event, the presence of esteemed medical professionals like Dr. KK Vegad, General Surgeon; Dr. Bandana Paul, Paediatrician; Dr. Anuj Khandelwal, Psychiatrist; Dr. Rahul Mahala, Ophthalmologist; Shanu Srivastava, Gynaecologist; & Dr. Anil Patidar, General Physician; Dr. Jai Narayan Singh Physiotherapist; together with the dedicated nursing staff, ensured high-quality consultation and services for the attendees.

The program was coordinated by Chanchal Nagaut and Abhaar Vardhaman Sthanakvasi Jain Diwakar Shravak Sangh and from Noon Hospital Mr. Pratap Singh Jhala Public Relationship Manager.

The chief guest of the program Mr. Devilal Dhakad, MLA Sb. Garoth; Sandeep Singh Jadaun, Trade Union President; Chain Kuwar Mangi Lal Patidar, Sarpanch; Sangeeta Bai Manish Patidar, District Representative were present in the program.

Mental and Physical Health, both are important for Kids’ Health.
On 05 August 2023, Noon Hospital and Research Centre organized Eye Checkup & Preventive Health Awareness talk at Bright Feather School, Bhawani Mandi.

We are happy to contribute to school children’s eye check-ups during the eye flu. In the camp, 110 children are examined by Noon Hospital specialist doctors, Dr Bandhna Paul Paediatrician, Dr Rahul Mahla Ophthalmologist, and the medical team.

The Camp started the great initiative to plant a tree on celebrating the green day. Thanks to Director Mr Anil Patidar, Bright Feather School for this great initiative.

Committed towards community health awareness, on 31st July’2023 Noon Hospital and Research Centre Organised a health awareness camp in collaboration with Sankar Bharti Niketan School, Bhawani Mandi, Founded by Mr Sitaram Naval.

In this program, Noon Hospital’s specialist doctors’ & medical team examined nearly 200+ students and checked their eyes and gave them awareness on how to Protect their eyes from gazettes like mobiles, laptops, and current eye flu.

In this Program Principal Umashankar Sharma, Ophthalmologist Dr. Rahul Mahala, Paediatrician Dr. Vandana Paul, and Nursing staff were present.

In an extraordinary display of community healthcare, Noon Hospital & Research Centre, in collaboration with Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development Department Bhawani Mandi, brought about an exclusive one-day, free-of-charge, medical and health awareness camp on July 28, 2023. This event aimed to cater to porters and farmers, offering vital health consultation with a phenomenal team of experts that included Ophthalmologists, General Surgeons, Psychiatrists, gynaecologists, and General Physicians.

This groundbreaking initiative, inaugurated with the lighting of a lamp by Kamal Kumar Meena, Sub-Divisional Officer Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development Department, and Debabrata Mukherjee, Chief Executive Officer-Noon Hospital, strived to boost health awareness among local communities. Dr Rampal Kumawat, Secretary of the Agriculture Upajmandi Committee, affirmed the collective endeavour of the Mandi Committee and Noon Hospital in orchestrating this essential and enriching event.

During this health event, the presence of esteemed medical professionals like Dr Rahul Mahala, Dr KK Vegad, Dr Bandana Paul, Dr Anuj Khandelwal, Dr Ritu Patel, and Dr Anil Patidar, together with the dedicated nursing staff, ensured high-quality consultation and services for the attendees.

Adding to the camp’s success was the generous distribution of Free-of-Cost Medicines, facilitated by the Government Hospital, Bhawani Mandi, amplifying the camp’s impact. This event has truly proven to be a milestone in healthcare outreach, spreading awareness and making top-tier healthcare accessible to all.

‘𝐖𝐄 𝐂𝐀𝐑𝐄 𝐀𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐇𝐄𝐀𝐋𝐓𝐇’.
“Health Check Up and Health Preventive Awareness Camp” held in Garoth in collaboration with Coordination Service Institute, Garoth, and Noon Hospital and Research Centre.
A free Consultation camp was organized in Garoth town with the help of Samanvaya Seva Sansthan and Noon Hospital. The Camp was organized in memory of Madanlal ji Gupta Garoth, in which 165 patients with various diseases were examined. Pratap Singh Jhala, Public Relations Officer of Noon Hospital, said that Noon Hospital and Research Centre General Physician, Ophthalmologist, General Surgeon, Gynecologist and Obstetrician, Infant and Pediatrician, Piles and Fistula specialist doctors of Noon Hospital gave consultations and health awareness talks. The facility for general check-ups was subsidized in the camp.

Chief guests of the program in the camp were Garoth MLA Sb. Mr. Devilal Dhakad, NAPA President Rajesh Sethia, Dr. SS Vijayvargiya, Diwakar Upadhyay, Rajkumar Gupta, the program was coordinated by Dr. Manoj Upadhyay, Coordinator/Director of Coordination Service Institute, Garoth.

Noon Hospital in its endeavor to provide ‘QUALITY HEALTH CARE TO ALL’.
Noon Hospital and Research Centre Health Check-up & Preventive Health Awareness Camp were organized at Semla Village-Sunel in which Noon Hospital’s Physiotherapist Dr. Jai Narayan Singh, Ophthalmic Fellowship Dr. Rahul Mahla, Medical Officer Dr. Dilip Malviya and Nursing staff and other Technician staff with the concerned department were present.
Along with this, a Health Card given to all the Villagers by Noon Hospital with which they will be subsidized in different Investigations at their next visit to Noon Hospital
In this, eye checkups and cataract operations will also be subsidized.

“Where people’s health comes first” was the motto of the late Lord G.K. Noon, when he established Noon Hospital in April 2008. As a Visionary and Philanthropist, he aimed to provide affordable and accessible healthcare to the People of Rajasthan where the cost of healthcare is increasing day by day; In the last 15 years, NHRC has expanded its wings to support humanity again and again including support to every difficult crisis like Covid.

Since 2020, we have served over 5500+ lives through our Emergency and ICU, and Noon Molecular Laboratory has helped screen over 900+ COVID, Tuberculosis, and other infectious cases. In a Rural region, our Advance Life Support (ALS) Ambulance supported safe transportation and saved many critical patients who required tertiary care intervention.

There were lots of Ups and Downs throughout the Journey and Finally with all your Support and Blessings we reached this summit called “Crystal Anniversary”. We are very Thankful to all Our Trustees Specially Madam, Zeenat Noon Harnal (Managing Trustee) and Mr. Aamir Mithaiwala (Chief Functionary Trustee), Doctors, Management, nursing, technologist, support, maintenance, hygiene, and cleaning staff, and the entire team of NHRC.

Our goal is to save Maximum Life during emergencies and improve accessibility to emergency medical services and quality healthcare for the Rural population of India.
Today On this Special Occasion our “Crystal Anniversary”, NHRC offered a Free Health Check-up Camp for the community and Free Hemoglobin Test for all women as Anaemia is a Burning Problem in Rajasthan, and we are trying to address this problem together.

Now, Our Immediate focus is To Reduce Maternal Mortality Rate & Infant Mortality Rates by providing necessary awareness among people, screening for health complications, and providing prescribed treatment during pre-post Delivery for women living in rural parts of Rajasthan is highest in suffering from anaemia which increases complications during pregnancy and increases risk against safe delivery of healthy babies.

Suliya village was the first pilot project in the Jhalawar district and among few in Rajasthan that achieved 100% insurance penetration as a model village in Rural India.

And Karwan Village is supported further to increase awareness in Rural parts of India on the “need for health insurance for each family to support healthcare costs”.

Both achievements are declared by District Collector, Dr. Bharti Dixit.

During the declaration at Karwan, the Collector of the district, Dr. Bharati Dixit Bhawani Mandi, subdivision officer Kamal Kumar Meena, Block Education Officer Damodar Prasad Sharma, Pradhan Sultan Singh Chauhan, Block Congress President Rod Singh Parmar, Block CMHO Dr. Vikas Jain, Dr. Abdul Aleem Khan, Sarpanch Balusingh Parihar, social worker Shivsingh Parihar, Zilla Parishad member Mahendra Singh along with Managing Director, ZeenZar Charitable Foundation Trust Ms. Zeenat Noon Harnal, Chief Functionary Trustee, Mr. Aamir Mithaiwala, Mr. Ismile Mithaiwala, Noon Memorial Legacy Trust, London UK Trustee Mr. David Robinson other guests and Mr. Debabrata Mukherjee Chief Executive Officer of Noon Hospital were present.

Renal disease specialist Dr. of Nanawati Max Super Specialty Hospital, Mumbai, at Noon Hospital and Research Centre, Bhawani Mandi, today, 19 February 2023, Sunday, free consultation by Jatin Kothari, Nephrologist rendered his services in one day camp. More than 50 patients were given free consultation in the camp, along with Dr. Jeel Pareek, a Dietician, who gave detailed information to dialysis patients about the diet of online kidney patients from Mumbai.

Dr. Jatin Kothari said that patients who are on continuous dialysis can get rebuffed from this problem by donating kidneys through their relatives, it does not have any bad effect on the health of the donor.

On this occasion Chief Trustee of Noon Hospital Zeenat Noon Harnal, Trustees Amir Bhai, and Ismail Bhai, Chief Executive Officer Debabrata Mukherjee, Chief Executive Officer Debayan Chakraborty, Manager Operation Isha Bhatnagar, and Noon Hospital staff were present.

Free Consultation and Examination of Infant and Child Diseases Medical & Surgical Camp.

Noon Hospital and Research Centre, Bhawani Mandi organized a free consultation and check-up medical camp for infant and child diseases today, February 18, 2023, Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm at Noon Hospital.

Dehradun’s renowned Dr. Sachin Suri, Infant and Paediatric Surgeon, and Dr. Bandana Paul, Infant and Pediatrician from Noon Hospitals rendered their services in the camp. In the one-day medical camp, consultation was given regarding the operation of diseases like hernia, appendix, hydrocele, and all types of diseases in children.

Dr. Sachin Suri told that 7 patients were operated on in the camp, and 5 hernia and 2 patients were operated upon. Along with giving health tips for today’s children and parents, he said that children should be kept away from mobiles and should not use mobiles more. Young age is for studies which lead to success in life. Along with this, he said that in the future also I will continue to provide my services at Noon Hospital.

Noon Hospital Celebrating Lord GK Noon’s 87th Birthday.

On this occasion, Free Eye and specialty consultation camp was held at Noon Hospital, Bhawani Mandi. In the presence of all the Staff and Doctors of the Hospital, tributes were given to Late. Lord G. K Noon. The chief guest of the program was Senior Doctor Dr. JK Arora, Resident Trustee Zeen-Zar Charitable Foundation Trust
Sh. Ishwar Chandra Bhatnagar, Advocate and presided over by Debabrata Mukherji, Chief Executive Officer of the Noon Hospital.

At the beginning of the program, Resident Trustee (ZZCFT) Ishwar Chandra Bhatnagar shared the 50 years of contribution made by Respected Dr. J.K. Arora in Medical, Health, and Education as one of the most Senior Doctors and involved him in many of the social works done in Bhawani Mandi.

He was honored with a shawl, insignia, and flower garland on completion of 50 years of dedicated Medical Service to the people of this area.
Dr. J.K. Arora said in his address that I have been a witness to the medical service of Lord Noon. He addressed that most people donate but Lord Noon’s maternal grandfather Kamruddin Mithaiwala made Government Kamruddin Hospital in Bhawani Mandi and Government Ibrahim Hospital in Sunel by taking a loan from Jhalawar State, which is an example of social service. Dr. Arora said that my JK Hospital at Bhawani Mandi is the city center of Noon Hospital which is dedicated to the suffering of humanity.

Chief Executive Officer of the Noon Hospital Debabrata Mukherjee said that I consider myself proud that I got the opportunity to work with such doctors and colleagues, to make Lord Noon’s dream come true. In the Camp, a Total of 350+ Patients were given free consultations, and 160+ patients were given Free Consultation in Eye, among them 100 patients shall be selected for Free Cataract Surgeries which will be done in the coming weeks.

Senior General Physician Dr. H.S. Bishnoi, Senior Ophthalmologist Dr. Gauri Roopam Srivastava, Internal Medicine, Head of Critical Care Dr. Col. (Retd.) Chetan Sharda, Senior General Surgeon Dr. K.C. Gupta, General Physician Dr. Raees Khan, Pediatrician Dr. Bandana Paul, Orthopedic Dr. Sanjeev Reddy, General Surgeon Dr. Jignesh Mahida, Gynaecologist and Obstetrician Dr. Rakhi Soni, Pathologist Dr. Kanak Gupta, Physiotherapist Dr. Jai Narayan Singh gave their services.

On this occasion, the Chief Executive Officer of the Hospital Debabrata Mukherjee, Chief Operating Officer Mr. Debayan Chakraborty, Manager of Operations Isha Bhatnagar, Manager of Communications Pratap Jhala and Durga Shankar Contractor, and all staff were present.

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, village and ward meetings were organized in all the gram panchayats and urban areas of the district on Sunday. In which public representatives and villagers enthusiastically participated. Chiranjeevi Gram Sabha was organized under the District Collector Dr. Bharti Dixit in Gram Panchayat Sulia on Sunday.
District Collector Addressing all the villagers present in the Gram Sabha, she said that the Chief Minister Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme is being run by the State Government with the aim of providing better and cashless medical facilities to the common man. She Said Noon Hospital in the Jhalawar district has set an example by registering Sulia Gram Panchayat’s families in the scheme.

Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr. GM. Sayyed said that in Sulia Gram Panchayat, 237 such families who wanted to join under Chiranjeevi Bima Yojana but were not able to get the insurance premium paid, have been added under the scheme by providing a registration fee through Noon Hospital, which was added on 1 November 2022. The insurance policy was issued till 30 October 2023.

Debabrata Mukherjee CEO of Noon Hospital said that at present Chief Minister Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana has been started by the state government so that no health treatment should be heavy on the common citizen. He talked about registering more people in the scheme through Noon Hospital.
During this program, the District Collector Herself handed over the policies to a few women of the families at Sulia Gram Panchayat. Also, the guests present released the pamphlet on Chief Minister Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme.

In the Gram Sabha, COO Debayan Chakraborty, Noon Hospital, Operation Manager Isha Bhatnagar, Development Officer Prabhu Lal Verma, Tehsildar Satyanarayana Ji, Sarpanch Bahadur Singh, Deputy Pradhan Aonkar Lal, and villagers were present.

Kidney Health Awareness and Health Check-up Camp was organized at Noon Hospital on World Kidney Day in collaboration of Pandit Dindayal Upadhyay Smriti Manch & Chambers of Commerce (Vypaar Mahasangh) Bhawani Mandi, in which Dr. Jatin Kothari, MD, DM (Nephrology), Chief Nephrologist at Nanawati Max Super Specialty Hospital, Mumbai, given free consultation to 75 patients with free creatinine, urine routine & blood urea test.

Lord Noon’s daughter Zeenat Noon Harnal announced to continue to organize such awareness and free health checkup camps in future.

Dr. Jatin Kothari told that if the patients are suffering from diabetes & blood pressure then they should go for check-up time to time to reduce risk of kidney diseases.

Noon Hospital CEO Mr Debabrata Mukherjee said that people may experience no symptom before 70% of their kidneys are damaged. At this stage, dialysis or transplant remains the only option. The cost of dialysis and transplantation is very high. And in developing countries, treatment cost is out of reach for common people.
Noon Hospital will continue its effort on health awareness while developing treatment facilities.

On this occasion, Dr. JK Arora General Physician said about Zeenat Noon Harnal She is the pride of Rajasthan’s daughter.

Also, Noon Hospital honored to the women who has donate their kidney to their relatives.

On this occasion Guest Shabir Bhai from London, Mr. Ismail Mithaiwala, Trustee; Mr. Ishwar Chandra Bhatnagar, Resident Trustee; Chairman Mr Kailash Bohra, Mr Kaluram Salecha, Mr Dinesh Karwan, Mr Pritpal Singh, Mr Kamal Surekha, Mr Jagdish Ji, Mr Kamlesh Dalal, Mr Kamlesh Chaturvedi, Mr Durga Shankar Yadav, Mr Rajesh Khandelwal, Mr Pardeep ji, Mr Naveen Jaiswal, Noon Hospital CEO Mr. Mukherjee, Operation Manager, Isha Bhatnagar, Doctors & Hospital Staff were present.

Noon Hospital & Chambers of Commerce (Vypaar Mahasangh) Bhawani Mandi jointly organized a Free Health Check-up Camp at Noon Hospital. In the camp Noon Hospital fully subsidized OPD consultation, Lab investigation- Complete Blood Count, Urine Complete, Blood Sugar. Further, other Diagnostics as Echo, TMT, Sonography, Xray and Other Lab Investigation on 25 % subsidize rates have been facilitated. 92 patients were benefited from this camp.

Dr. KC Gupta, Senior General & Oncology Surgeon; Dr. Likesh Nandanwar, Senior General Physician & Dr. Jignesh Mahida, General Surgeon have given their services.
Mr. Debabrata Mukherjee CEO Noon Hospital shared awareness and how Noon Hospital has always tried to help and give good quality and affordable services and facilities to the people of district. Awareness on the prevalence of some deadly non-communicable diseases in India and the importance of timely health check-ups and early detection of any abnormality.

Chambers of Commerce (Vypaar Mahasangh) President Mr. Preet Pal Singh, Mr. Heera Lal Vijawat, Mr. Kamal Surekha, Ex. President Mr. Naresh Madhwani, and other members of the chambers, all Doctors & Hospital staff were present in the event.

Vision impairment poses an enormous global financial burden with the annual global costs of productivity losses. For example, the annual global costs of productivity losses associated with vision impairment from uncorrected myopia and presbyopia alone were estimated to be US$ 244 billion and US$ 25.4 billion, respectively. The leading causes of vision impairment and blindness are uncorrected refractive errors and cataracts. Young children with early onset severe vision impairment can experience delayed motor, language, emotional, social, and cognitive development, with lifelong consequences. School-age children with vision impairment can also experience lower levels of educational achievement. Adults with vision impairment often have lower rates of workforce participation and productivity and higher rates of depression and anxiety.

In the case of older adults, vision impairment can contribute to social isolation, difficulty walking, a higher risk of falls and fractures, and a greater likelihood of early entry into nursing or care homes.
WHO informed that, globally at least 2.2 billion people have a near or distance vision impairment. In at least 1 billion – or almost half – of these cases, vision impairment could have been prevented or has yet to be addressed.

Yesterday on 30th January 2022 Bharat Vikash Parishad and Noon Hospital & Research Centre conducted a free eye check-up camp where 248 patients were examined, and 94 patients were selected for cataract surgery.

The camp was inaugurated by lighting the lamp dedicating Bharat Maa, by the Chief Executive Officer of Noon Hospital, Debabrata Mukherjee, President of Bharat Vikash Parishad Rajesh Khandelwal, Dharam Chand Gotawala, Kamlesh Dalal Govind Bharadia, Pradeep Sharma and other dignitaries of Bharat Vikash Parishad were also present.

In the camp, blood sample, urine sample, Covid-19 and BP & SPO2 test of all the patients were done free of cost, along with free medicines were also distributed to all. Senior Ophthalmologist Dr. Gauri Roopam Srivastava and his team, who have been serving for the last 14 years in the Noon Hospital will do the cataract operation of the selected patients, the black glasses shall be given after the operation are also free of cost by Gautam Ahuja of Hari Om Optical, Bhawani Mandi who is also providing continuous services in Noon Hospital for the last 14 years.

We are happy to contribute for poor population and lots of thanks to Bharat Vikash Parishad for this great initiative they are continuing since decades.
A very special thanks to Zeenat Madam and trust board for her valuable time and kind support for the people of Rajasthan.

A Health Check-up Camp was organized at Garoth in collaboration of Noon Hospital & Kushwaha Shree Clinic in Memory of India’s First CDS, General Bipin Rawat. In this camp, people of Garoth Town were given Eye Test, Blood Pressure, ECG & SPO2, Comprehensive health tips & Free Consultation. Dr. Jignesh Kumar General Surgeon; Rakhi Soni Gynaecologist; Dr. Jai Narayan Physiotherapist; Eye Team, gave health related advice to the people. 204 people of Garoth Town got health benefits.

The camp was started by offering floral India’s First CDS, General Bipin Rawat. Dr. Sumant Kushwaha, Noon Hospital, Business Development & Marketing Head Mr. Sudip Ghosh & Noon Hospital team; Nursing Staff, Paramedical Staff & Reception Staff were presented.

A Health Check-up Camp was organized at Dhaba village in collaboration of Noon Hospital & Chandrawat family of Dhaba village. In this camp, people of Dhaba village were given eye test, blood pressure and & SPO2 and Free Health Consultation. Dr. R.C. Jeevan, MBBS; Dr. Rakhee Soni, Obstetrics & Gynaecologists’ MBBS, MS; Dr. Pankaj Soni Orthopaedic Surgeon MBBS, DNB gave health related advice to the people. 178 people of Dhaba village got health benefits.

During this, Sarpanch of Dhaba Gram Panchayat Shambhu Singh Ji, Noon Hospital, Business Development & Marketing Head Mr. Sudip Ghosh, Public Relations Officer Pratap Singh Jhala initiated the camp.

Mrs. Zeenat Noon Harnal Managing Trustee of Zeen-Zar Charitable Foundation Trust said it is her dream that the common citizens of the village should be fit & healthy and health benefits should be reached to each single person.

A Four Day Health Camp was organized at Noon Hospital for Training and Health Check of Police Personnel & their Families of Bhawani Mandi, Sunel, Misroli and Pagariya.
In this camp
1. Training, Basic life support training and Continuous Preventive health care education free for all police personnel during their entire work career. This is applicable for personnel, existing and for future recruits in Bhawani Mandi.

2. Investigations according to Male, Female and Children profiles were given starting with BP /SPO2..Complete Blood Count, Blood Group; Blood Sugar Random; Liver Function Test ; CRP: Total Cholesterol; ECG +40 Yrs; ESR; SGOT & SGPT, Eye Consultation; Gynae. Consultation; Pediatrician Consultation.

A Health Camp was organized at Sileghar Village on first death anniversary of former legislator Narayan Singh Sisodia in collaboration of Noon Hospital & Village Society

In this camp, people of Sileghar village were given blood test, eye test, blood pressure and health advice. In which Dr. R.C. Jeevan, MBBS; Dr. Rakhee Soni, Obstetrics & Gynecologists MBBS, MS; Dr. Pankaj Soni Orthopaedic Surgeon MBBS, DNB; Dr. Deepak Shekhawat Paediatrics & Neonatology MBBS, DCH gave health related advice to the people. 212 people of Sileghar village got themselves registered and got their health checked. During this, MLA Mr Kaluram Meghwal, Sarpanch Dr. Devendra Singh; Noon Hospital, Business Development & Marketing Head Mr. Sudip Ghosh initiated the camp.

A Preventive Health Checkup camp has been organized by Noon Hospital in Rajasthan Textile Mill, Staff Club on 25/07/2021 which was inaugurated by Executive President,RTM Mr. HM Vashistha. In which Dr Jeevan General Physician, Dr Pankaj Soni Orthopedic, Dr Rakhi Soni Gynecologist and Dr Jaynarayan Singh Physiotherapist and Operation and Strategy Head Debabrata Mukherjee and Operation Manager Isha Bhatnagar were present, many types of investigations were also done here! In which Blood and Urine Samples, BMI, Eye Checkup and Post Covid Pulmonary Inhabitation Talk by Dr. Chetan Sharda MD MEDICINE Head Critical Care Noon Hospital ! Sarveshwar ji, Vivek ji and other RTM officers were also present from RTM’s side! In this camp 110, the family members of RTM got themselves registered and got their health checkup done!

Today, 17th July 2021, on Thursday, a health camp was organized in village Bhensoda under the aegis of Noon Hospital and City Council.
In this camp, people of Bhensoda village were given blood test, eye test, blood pressure and health advice. In which Dr. R.C. Jeevan and Dr. Monica Gurjar gave health related advice to the people. 100 people of Bhensoda village got themselves registered and got their health checked. During this, CMO Suresh Yadav ji of Bhensoda village and President of Kisan Morcha, Harish Sharma ji, Director of Bright Feather Academy Arvind Patidar and Business Development Manager of Noon Hospital Sudip Ghosh were also present and all took care of their health. Got the investigation done and thanking Noon Hospital, inspired the general public about keeping health right

Noon Hospital organized a Health Check for the lawyers of Bar Association Bhawani Mandi, Jhalawar with the kind thought to enable to provide needful medical aid in Preventive Health Care etc.

It is endeavour to examine the lawyers and provide them report of our investigation relating to their health. The health care program commences on 6th July 2021.

In the Camp we provide the following activities:

1. Investigations-Random Blood Sugar, Blood Group, Creatinine, SGPT & SGOT, EGFR report, Complete Blood Count;

Electrocardiogram, Pulse, Blood Pressure, SpO2, Eye Check Up, General Consultation.

2. Discount of 20 % on Total Bill of investigations and diagnostic services and on Home Collection Scheme for next 6 months.

3. Free Home Collection.

To commemorate the 150 yrs of ‘Father of the Nation-Mahatma Gandhi’ birthday, a blood donation camp was organized at Noon Hospital in collaboration with the District Health Society, Jhalawar. 68 members voluntarily donated blood and 47 members registered in the raktdata.org for future donations. The program was inaugurated by Mr Rajesh Daga, SDM and Mr Rajesh Kumar, Dy. SP , Bhawani Mandi.

“Noon Hospital” in its endeavor to provide QUALITY HEALTH CARE TO ALL has organized a free ophthalmic consultation & surgical camp & a free infertility and gynecology consultation camp on August 24 and 25 , 2019. 428 patients were given free consultation and 8 patients were operated free of cost for cataract surgeries.
Dr Vatsal Parikh ( MS, D.O.M.S., F.C.P.S.) , Director, Drushti Eye Care and Retina Centre, Mumbai, adjourned the BEST RETINA SPECIALIST of Mumbai for last 8 years by INDIA TODAY magazine and having more than 30 years experience was available for the camp. Along with him Dr Nirav Raichura ( D.N.B., F.M.R.F ) and Dr Drushti Nirav Raichura ( D.O.), Mumbai were also present. Along with them renowned ophthalmologist of Noon hospital Dr Gauri Roopam Srivastava ( M.S.) and Dr Arpit Bansal (DNB) was also available.
Dr Rashida Bapai ( D.G.O. , M.D ) renowned Obstetrics and Gynecology Consultant at Saifi Hospital, Dholkawal Hospital, Noor Hospital and Habib Hospital, MUMBAI was available for the infertility and gynecology camp along with her renowned gynecologist of Noon hospital , Dr Megha Gupta ( D. G.O.) was also present.

A free camp was organized at Noon Hospital where renowned nephrologist from Mumbai, Dr Jatin Kothari, has given free consultation to 57 patients, out of which 15 patients where undergoing dialysis at Noon Hospital. Noon Hospital runs a 5 bedded dialysis centre in collaboration with Apex Kidney Care, Mumbai.

The Out Reach Program of Noon Hospital screened 40 probable cancer patient. Dr Lalit Mohan Sharma, Medical Oncologist; Dr Naresh Jakotia, Radiation Oncologist and Dr Harish Singhal , Dental Cancer Surgeon from Bhagawan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (BMCHRC) did a thorough check up of this patient and appropriate treatment consultation was given to them absolutely free of cost. This will be an ongoing COMMUNITY HEALTH AWARENESS & PREVENTION program taken up by Noon Hospital in collaboration with BMCHRC.

Noon Hospital, Bhawani Mandi (https://www.noonhospital.com/) & Bhagawan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (BMCHRC), Jaipur ( One of the renowned cancer hospital of Rajasthan http://www.bmchrc.org/ ) in collaboration has started a ‘CANCER PREVENTION AND AWARENESS PROGRAM’ through ‘OUT REACH’ in the adjoining villages to Noon Hospital. The main objective of the program is to prevent, screen and treat CANCER majorly Oral, Breast and Cervix Cancer.

In this regard, six nursing staff from Noon Hospital attended a two day workshop on ‘Oncology training and education for health workers’ conducted at BMCHRC. Post training the staff are now on the field, screening patients. This noble work will try alleviating and prevent this dreaded disease in its own small way.

To commemorate the third death anniversary of Lord Noon a free multi specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Consultation was given at nine different specialty. Four hundred and eighty patients were benefited out of the camp. Twenty one pharmaceutical companies donated sample medicines which were distributed free of cost to the patients.
The camp started with lighting the lamp, garlanding of Lord Noon photograph followed by two minutes silent prayer by the team members of Noon Hospital and ended with a speech by the resident trustee. Fruits were distributed to the patients admitted in the hospital.

As an annual event this year a Free laparoscopic urology surgical camp was organized where Dr Nilesh Rangnekar ( MS,MCh); Dr Ramesh Mahajan ( MS,MCh); Dr Arif Tamboli ( MS,MCh ) and Dr Deepak Taddu ( MS,MCh) renowned urology surgeons from Mumbai offered their free services.

Around twenty patients were operated completely free of cost. Prostrate, uretric stone and kidney stone was successfully operated laparoscopically. Dr Hameed Mansuri ( MS-General Surgery ) and Dr Narayan Patil ( MD Anesthesia) of Noon Hospital were also part of this team.

Noon Hospital organised a free eye consultation camp. Dr Gauri Srivastava and Dr Arpit Bansal, Consultant Ophthalmologist gave free consultation, around 200 patients were benefited from this camp.

Noon Hospital celebrated the world health day with a free multispeciality consultation camp. Investigations and medicines were given at subsidized rate. In this camp 422 patients availed free consultation.

On the occasion of World Kidney Day. Dr Jatin Kothari, MD, DM, Nephrology, of Apex Kidney Care, has come from Mumbai to give free consultation at Noon Hospital. Dr Jatin Kothari is a leading nephrologist of the country.
Noon Hospital along with Apex Kidney Care of Mumbai runs a Dialysis Centre at subsidized rate at Noon Hospital.

To commemorate Lord Noon’s 82 birthday. Noon Hospital organised a multispeciality camp.
342 patients had been given free consultation. Medicines were given free and at discounted rate. Investigations were also done at 20 % Discount.
Blood donation was also organised. Noon Hospital staff and patients attender voluntarily donated blood.
SDM of Bhawani Mandi had also come and paid respect to Lord Noon.

A free camp was organized at Noon Hospital by renowned consultants from Mumbai.
Dr Jatin Kothari, MD, DM (Nephrology), Dr Muzzamil Shaikh, MD, DM (Oncology), Dr Harish Mehta, MD, DNB (Cardiology), Dr Nilesh Rangnekar, MS, MCh (Urology) gave free consultation. Investigations and medicines were given to patient at subsidized rate. More than three hundred fourteen patients got benefited from the camp.

9th of every month, Dr Megha Gupta ( Gynaecologist), voluntarily participate in the “Pradhanmantri Surakshit Matrityo Diwas”, at Bhawani Mandi Community Health Centre.

A multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Three Hundred fourteen patients were given free consultation by consultants of different specialty,Dr RS Shaktawat-Orthopedics, Dr Hameed Mansury-General Surgeon, Dr Megha Gupta-Gynecologist, Dr Jaynarayan Singh-Physiotherapist.

From July 2016, Noon Hospital eye department under the able leadership of its eye surgeon Dr Gauri Roopam Srivastava, is conducting 10 FREE CATARACT SURGERIES every month.

Dr. Megha Gupta (Gynaecologist); Dr RS Shaktawat giving free consultation at Pirawa, In collaboration with the health department Jhalawaar, Noon Hospital is giving free consultation of one hundred twenty patients.

Dr. Megha Gupta (Gynaecologist); Dr Jaynarayan Singh giving free consultation at Pirawa & Dug. In collaboration with the health department Jhalawar, Noon Hospital is giving free Doctor services at Pirawa and Dug. One hundred ten patients were given free consultation.

9th of every month, Dr Megha Gupta ( Gynaecologist), voluntarily participate in the “Pradhanmantri Surakshit Matrityo Diwas”, at Bhawani Mandi Community health centre. Forty five patients were given free consultation.

Dr. Megha Gupta (Gynaecologist); Dr Jaynarayan Singh ( Physiotherapist) given free consultation at Pirawa camp. Forty patients were given free consultation.

A free Orthopedic camp was organized at Pirawa by Noon Hospital. Eighty patients were given free consultation.

A free consultation camp (Gynecology) was organized at Dug by Noon Hospital. One hundred sixty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi specialty camp was organized at Nageshwar by Noon Hospital. Sixty patients were given free consultation.

A free eye camp was organized at Sunel by Noon Hospital. Thirty patients were given free consultation.

Free physiotherapy Camp was organized by Noon Hospital at Sunel. One hundred twenty four patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Garoth by Noon Hospital. Forty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred fifty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred and fifty six patients were given free consultation.

A free surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Nine patients operated free cost.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Government Hospital by Noon Hospital. two hundred and fifty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Badod. One hundred forty five patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Eight patients were operated free of cost.

A free Orthopedic & Gynecology camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Forty five patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Nine patients were operated free of cost.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred thirty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Two hundred fifty patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Nine patients were operated free of cost.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred twenty five patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Twelve patients were operated free of cost.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred thirty one patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Thirty patients were operated free of cost.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Nine patients were operated free of cost.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred Forty patients were given free consultation.

A free HB test camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Fifty patients were given free consultation.

A free WELL WOMEN & CARDIO camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred fifty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Two hundred thirty seven patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred and fifty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Bhanpura. Four hundred and thirty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Dug by Noon Hospital. One hundred and sixty seven patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Chomela. One hundred and thirty five patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Fifty four patients were given free consultation by Dr. Amrish Patoudi, Laparoscopic surgeon.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Pidawa. Five hundred forty patients were given free consultation.

A free ENT camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Eighty one patients were given free consultation by DR. MANISH GUPTA.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Dudha Khedi. Two hundred and eighty five patients were given free consultation.

A free Eye Surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Three hundred and thirty five patients were operated free of cost.

A free camp was organized at Noon Hospital by Dr. K. Chandwa. Two hundred and twenty six patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Pirawa by Noon Hospital. One thousand and one hundred eleven patients were given free consultation.

A free camp was organized at Noon Hospital by Dr. Ashish Mittal, Orthopedic surgeon from Udaipur. Three hundred patients were given free consultation.

A free camp was organized at Noon Hospital by Dr. M. Kinkar, Laparoscopic surgeon. Twenty patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Forty patients were operated free of cost.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. twenty one patients were operated free of cost.

A free Gastroenterology camp was organized at Noon Hospital by Dr. Rahul Gupta . Free endoscopy was conducted on one hundred and thirty one patients free of cost.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Suwasra by Noon Hospital. Seven hundred and sixteen patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Bhanpura. Four hundred and thirty three patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Pirawa . One thousand and two hundred twenty four patients were given free consultation.

A free pediatric surgery camp  was organized by Ashok Goyal at Noon Hospital. Thirty eight patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Sunel. One thousand three patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Dug. Nine Hundred and Seventy seven patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Badod by Noon Hospital. One thousand fifteen patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Bhanpura. Nine hundred two patients were given free consultation.

A free ENT camp was organized at Bhanpura. One hundred two patients were given free consultation.

A free camp was organized at Noon Hospital by Dr. KC Gupta (MS, MBBS) from Jaipur. Two hundred and twenty one patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred and Sixteen patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Two hundred five patients were given free consultation.

A free Cosmetic Surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital by Dr Ashok Pandey. Eighty five patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Suwasra . One thousand and twenty patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Shamgarh . One thousand six hundred and forty five patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Bhanpura. One thousand two hundred and ninety three patients were given free consultation.

A free Paediatric surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital by Dr Ashok Goyal. Fifteen patients were operated free of cost.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Seven patients were operated free of cost.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Sunel by Noon Hospital. One thousand and twenty one patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Choumahala. One thousand and nine hundred seventeen patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Dug. One thousand and two hundred thirty five patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Bhanpura by Noon Hospital. One thousand and one hundred twenty five patients were given free consultation.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Sunel by Noon Hospital Bhawani Mandi. Three hundred and eight patients were given free consultation.

A free orthopedic surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. Eighty five patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One Hundred eighty seven patients were given free consultation.

A free eye surgery camp was organized at Noon Hospital. One hundred and twenty one patients were operated free of cost.

A free multi-specialty camp was organized at Sunel. One hundred and forty three patients were given free consultation.