200 patients screened at free medical camp

Tribune News Service

Sonepat, Updated At : 03:06 AM Apr 18, 2025 IST

Dr Bhanu Pratap Singh inspects a patient at the free medical camp.

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Two-hundred patients were screened at a free medical camp for joint problems at Park Nidaan Hospital, Sonepat, on Monday.

A team of doctors — including Dr Bhanu Pratap Singh, director, Ortho and Robotic joint replacement surgery, and consultant orthopaedics Dr Anil Kapoor Vashisth and Dr Amandeep Garg — gave free orthopaedic and physiotherapy consultations to the patients. During the camp, 50 per cent discount on X-Ray and other ortho-related investigations was offered to the attendees.

Dr Singh said, “The hospital will start robotic knee resurfacing surgeries soon. This initiative aims to make advanced healthcare accessible to every section of society.”

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