Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A large-scale three-day free medical camp is being organised at Robert Nursing Home through a unique collaboration between the AIPNO Club (Ohio, USA) and multiple Rotary Clubs of Indore. The camp, which began on January 17, will continue until January 19 and is providing free medical check-ups, consultations and medicines to citizens.
Renowned doctors from the United States, specialising in various medical fields, have arrived in Indore to offer their services free of cost during the camp.
The medical camp was formally inaugurated by divisional commissioner Dr Sudam Khade, who praised the international collaboration. He expressed gratitude to the visiting American doctors for their contribution and thanked the organisers for hosting such a meaningful initiative in Indore.
As part of the camp, Rotary Clubs distributed smart glasses to 15 visually impaired students. These assistive devices enable the students to see, hear and read, marking an inspiring step toward social inclusion and technology-driven empowerment. The initiative received widespread appreciation from those present. On the first day alone, around 200 patients underwent free medical examinations and were also provided with necessary medicines.
Several dignitaries attended the event, including Sukhdev Singh Ghuman (Rotary DGND), Dr Vijaysen Yashlaha, secretary of Robert Nursing Home and Kishore Raghuvanshi, Trustee. The medical camp has been conceptualised by US-based philanthropist Rameshbhai Shah, with coordination by Kamlesh Shah, who have been planning this service initiative for the past year.
The organisers said that AIPNO conducts such medical missions in India every year, bringing quality healthcare services to communities in need. Citizens have been encouraged to participate in large numbers and take advantage of free consultations and treatment from trained American doctors.
