Chennai: Fortis Hospital, Vadapalani in association with Chennai Corporation Zone organized a heart health check-up camp at 11, Valasaravakkam, Chennai. The camp was inaugurated by Thiru Ganapathi, MLA, Maduravoyal. Other senior dignitaries present on the occasion were Thiru V Rajan, Chairman, Valasaravakkam & Nolambur Corporate Zone 11, Mrs. Dhanalakshmi, Medical Officer, Cinna Porur and Mr. Boobesh – AHO in the presence of senior dignitaries from Fortis Vadapalani. More than 170 people benefited from thehealth camp.
This objective behind organizing the camp was to create awareness on heart health amongst people. Post- Covid there has been a significant upsurge in cardiac deaths at young age due to poor lifestyle mostly owing to improper diet, lifestyle choicessuch as alcohol consumption, smoking, sedentary lifestyle etc. This camp encouraged general public and Chennai Corporation workers to undergo blood pressure, random blood sugar, BMIcheck and ECG along with a doctor consultation. All camp visitors were provided with Free Sanitizers , Face Masks along with a free Doctor Consultation Coupon for further follow-ups at the Fortis Vadapalani.
Mr. Venkat Phanidhar Nelluri, Zonal Director, Fortis Hospitals, Vadapalani said, “It is shocking to see the deaths associated with cardiac ailments in famous young personalities.Although a person might externally appear healthy, it is imperative to undergo preventive heart health check–ups at frequent intervals after the age of 30 years. As a part of our ongoing social welfare initiative, Fortis Vadapalani has initiated the heart health camp to create awareness and encourage preventive heart health checkups.”
For enquiry on more such camps, people can contact Fortis Hospital, Vadapalani on 98840 02086 / 9677063130.
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