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Paras Health Srinagar Launches Exclusive Senior Citizen Privilege Card to Enhance Healthcare Access for the Elderly

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 17, 2024
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Srinagar: In a heartfelt initiative to cater to the growing healthcare needs of senior citizens in Srinagar, Paras Health is proud to announce the launch of its exclusive Senior Citizen Privilege Card. This program is designed to provide personalized and compassionate healthcare services to the elderly, ensuring they are never deprived of the care they deserve. The launch event, held in conjunction with Eid Milad-un-Nabi (SAW) and National Nutrition Week, marks a pivotal moment in Paras Health’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the quality of life for the senior citizens in the region.
The Senior Citizen Privilege Card offers a range of benefits that go beyond mere discounts, focusing on handholding seniors at every step of their healthcare journey. Cardholders will enjoy special discounts on outpatient consultations, laboratory tests, radiology services, and admission bills, along with the added convenience of a free ambulance pick-up service within a 5km radius of the hospital. With an annual membership fee of just Rs 500, the card provides OPD consultations with all specialists and super-specialists at this reduced rate, ensuring that seniors receive the best possible care without financial strain. Mr Ahmad Ayaz Beigh, Secretary J&K Muslim Personal Law Board; Prof Mohammad Yaseen Kirmani General Secretary J&K Muslim Personal Law Board, Mr Ghulam Mohiud Din Poshpori, Chairman Senior Citizen Group Kupwara; Mr Ghulam Nabi War, Chairman, Private School Association; Mr Mohammad Sulaiman Bhat, Vice Chairman, Jammu & Kashmir Civil Society Forum; and Mr
Ghulam Ahmad Shah, Senior Leader Pensioners United Front graced the occasion of launch of Senior Citizen Privilege Card. During the launch, Mr Ahmad Ayaz Beigh, Secretary J&K Muslim Personal Law Board, appreciated the initiative and said, “This is a very noble initiative by Paras to serve the aging population, we hope that the community in large will take this benefit. While attending this event, we have learnt various special needs of the aging population through the esteemed panel of doctors from Paras Health.” Dr Dharminder Nagar, MD, Paras Health, shared his enthusiasm about the new initiative and asserted that “We are happy and proud to introduce the Senior Citizen Privilege Card, a reflection of our commitment to building a healthier Bharat through compassionate and accessible healthcare for the elderly. At Paras Health, we believe that caring for our seniors goes beyond medical treatment — it’s about offering consistent support and understanding at every stage. With this program, we aim to ensure that our senior citizens receive high-quality, affordable care, knowing that we are by their side, dedicated to their well-being.”
Speaking at the launch event Dr.Gautam Das, Zonal Director-Srinagar & Panchkula at Paras Health Srinagar, added, “The launch of the Senior Citizen Privilege Card is a reflection of our dedication to providing comprehensive care that addresses the unique needs of our elderly population. We recognize the challenges seniors face in accessing timely and affordable healthcare, and this card is designed to ease those challenges. Our team of specialists in Neurology, Orthopaedics, General Medicine, and other disciplines are ready to offer personalized care to our seniors’ needs. We encourage families to enrol their parents in this program, ensuring they receive the attention and care they deserve. With Paras Health, seniors can be rest assured that we are always by their side.” The launch event, held at Paras Health Superspecialty Hospital Dalgate Srinagar, included insightful health talks by our experts from various medical fields: Dr Altaf Ramzan (Director, Neurosciences), Dr.Satish Chandra Wasoori ( Senior Consultant Endocrinology & Medical Director), Dr Mufti Mehmood (Director, Urology), Dr. Masood Tanvir (Director, Internal Medicine ), Dr. Basanti Ganjoo (Sr. Consultant, Gynaecology), Dr Tajamul Fazili (Director, Uro-oncology ), Dr Khurshid Iqbal (Assoc. Director, Cardiology ), Dr Naseer Mir (Associate Director, Orthopaedics) – emphasizing the importance of preventive care, early diagnosis, and emotional well-being in managing age-related health issues. The event concluded with the official unveiling of the Senior Citizen Privilege Card, followed by refreshments, symbolizing a new era of senior healthcare in Srinagar. Paras Health Srinagar invites all senior citizens and their families to explore the benefits of the Senior Citizen Privilege Card and take advantage of the personalized, compassionate care provided by the hospital’s expert team. With comprehensive preventive health checks, 24/7 ambulance and pharmacy services, home sample collection, and a commitment to handholding seniors at every step, Paras Health is dedicated to being a lifelong partner in the health and wellness of the senior community.

K H News Service

K H News Service

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