RJBCT

Healthcare

India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and it has taken significant strides in improving the health of its citizens over the past few decades. For instance, average life expectancy has risen from 53 years in 1980 to 69.2 years in 2020.
Despite the significant improvement one of the main hurdles is inaccessibility to good and affordable healthcare. Due to which a big part of our population is still vulnerable.
RJBCT has been engaged in the field of public health right from its inception. It constantly strives to bring affordable and good medical facilities, easily accessible to the common man. These are some of our programs

Eye Operations & Cataract Surgeries

RJBCT regularly through hospitals / NGO / Clinics / Doctors conduct eye Cataract surgeries to prevent blindness specifically to the under privileged senior citizens.

Cancer Hospital

RJBCT has contributed to the Ramlal Bagadia Cancer Hospital in Ujjain.

Dialysis unit

RJBCT has provided free and low cost treatment to chronic renal patients. The main aim is to reach out to the people below poverty line who cannot afford the high medical costs. A large number of dialysis machines have been set up in various hospitals. Prominent centres where RJBCT has installed dialysis machines are Karuna Hospital (Borivli), Lion Kartar Singh Hospital (Andheri) & K J Somaiya hospital (Sion).

Gynecology wards

Maternal deaths (MMR) is a major concern in India. Nearly 5 women every hour are dying due to the same. Gynecology wards for the underprivileged is an effort in the same direction. Along with Somaiya Hospital and Rotary Club (Royals) we have re furbished and modernized their Gynecology Ward

General Ward in Karuna Hospital

RJBCT has contributed and made a General Ward at Karuna Hospital with the aim that more people are given valuable medical help at minimal cost.

Polio Corrective Surgeries

RJBCT has sponsored many polio corrective surgeries in Udaipur through Narayan seva sansthan.

Burn Ward

RJBCT Trust has helped in setting up the burn ward at Sion Hospital. A large number of people are regularly treated here.

Medicine Boxes

What does one do with unwanted medicines. They either throw it away or stack it up in the cupboards and wait for it to expire. RJBCT has started a drive to place Medical boxes in public spaces where people can drop off their unwanted and unexposed left-over medicines in medical boxes. These medicines can be distributed by social workers amongst the poor and needy who require the medicines.

General Medical Help

RJBCT provides regular medical help to the needy and under privileged families or individuals for their treatments in various clinics / hospitals.

Distribution of Food/Ration

RJBCT regularly distributes Food / Ration to various hospitals, organisations & NGO’s. Periodically fresh food/ fruits/ration is supplied through different organisations.

Bhakti Vedanta Hospital

RJBCT has been instrumental in setting up this hospital right from the beginning.