In a remarkable display of community service, Dr. Richard Kuuire organized and led a free health screening and treatment event for the good people of Nandom yesterday. This initiative, aimed at improving the overall health and well-being of residents of Nandom, saw the participation of a specialized medical team dedicated to providing comprehensive healthcare services.
Some constituency executives' led by chairman Philemon Wein were present to support. Hon. Cuthbert Baba Kuupiel, Dr Columbus and Dr Richard Kuuire were àll physically present at the event.
The event, which took place yesterday, featured a diverse team of medical specialists including ophthalmologists, audiologists, dentists, and general practitioners. These professionals offered a wide range of services, ensuring that various aspects of the participants' health were thoroughly examined and treated.
One of the highlights of the event was the free eye screening and provision of medicated spectacles. Many attendees received free medicated eyeglasses, significantly improving their vision and quality of life. In addition to eye care, the team provided hearing tests and treatments, dental check-ups, and general health assessments. For those diagnosed with conditions such as low blood pressure or other chronic illnesses, free medication was provided on the spot.
Dr. Kuuire, speaking at the event, emphasized the importance of accessible healthcare for all. "Health is wealth, and it is essential that everyone, regardless of their financial situation, has access to quality healthcare services. This initiative is part of my ongoing commitment to improve the health and well-being of Nandome" he stated.
The beneficiaries of this initiative expressed their gratitude, highlighting the positive impact it had on their lives. Many shared stories of how the free health screening had detected issues they were unaware of, allowing them to receive timely treatment.
This event not only showcased Dr. Kuuire's dedication to his constituents but also underscored the critical role that community-led health initiatives play in bridging the gap in healthcare accessibility. As the day concluded, the smiles and words of thanks from the attendees were a testament to the success and necessity of such programmes.
Dr. Kuuire's efforts have set a commendable example of how local leaders can make a tangible difference in their communities. The success of this health screening and treatment event is a clear indication that when resources and expertise are brought together with a spirit of service, the benefits to the community are profound and far-reaching.
Raphael Derbie
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