‘Mobile Medical Clinic’ Brings Healthcare to Patients’ Homes – Guardian Minister Chandrakant (Dada) Patil

Amravati, August 16: Minister of Higher and Technical Education, Textiles, and Guardian Minister of the district, Chandrakant (Dada) Patil, announced that the ‘Mobile Medical Clinic’ will provide essential medical services to the needy patients of Melghat and surrounding areas, directly at their homes.

The Guardian Minister inaugurated a large ambulance equipped with a mobile medical clinic, made available through the efforts of MLA Bachu Kadu, earlier today. The inauguration took place during a program organized in conjunction with a goodwill visit to the Satyashodak Multi-Purpose Education Institute in Kuralpurna, Chandurbazar Taluka. Guardian Minister Patil addressed the gathering during the event.

MLA Bachu Kadu, former MLA Praveen Pote Patil, office bearers of the Borderless World Foundation, and other officials and employees were present at the occasion.

Minister Patil highlighted that due to the lack of proper road facilities in the remote villages of Melghat, accessing medical treatment, including primary care, is extremely difficult. Patients often have to travel long distances to reach health centers. The mobile medical clinic will bring healthcare directly to patients’ homes, ensuring timely treatment. This ambulance, equipped with a mobile medical unit, will serve 25 villages in Melghat. Officials from the Borderless World Foundation informed that the mobile clinic is equipped with all types of medical facilities, including blood tests.

During the event, the Guardian Minister also paid a goodwill visit to the Residential Deaf School under the Satyashodak Multi-Purpose Education Institute and conducted an inspection of the school.