Hyderabad, (Telangana) [India] June 06, 2026: Sravani Hospitals, in association with the KPHB Cultural, Welfare & Sports Association, successfully organized a Free Mega Health Camp at KPHB Colony, Temple Bus Stop, today. The camp witnessed an enthusiastic response from the local community, with more than 200 walk-in beneficiaries availing themselves of free health screenings and specialist consultations.
Conducted from 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM, the camp offered a range of healthcare services including height and weight assessment, blood pressure (BP) check-ups, ECG screening, and consultations in General Medicine, General Surgery, Dermatology, and Urology. A team of experienced doctors and healthcare professionals provided valuable medical guidance and preventive healthcare advice to attendees.
The initiative was organized on the occasion of the birthday of Dr. Satyam Srirangam, Official Spokesperson of TPCC, reflecting a shared commitment to community welfare and accessible healthcare.
The health camp was led by a distinguished team of specialists from Sravani Hospitals, including Dr. U. Sunitha (General Medicine), Dr. P. Pravallika (General Surgery), Dr. B. Adinarayana (Urology), and Dr. V. Sushitha (Dermatology), who offered expert consultations and addressed the healthcare concerns of participants.
Speaking on the success of the camp, the management of Sravani Hospitals expressed gratitude to the residents of KPHB Colony, the KPHB Cultural, Welfare & Sports Association, and the dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and support staff whose collective efforts made the initiative a grand success.
“The overwhelming participation of over 200 residents reinforces the importance of preventive healthcare and regular medical check-ups. We remain committed to extending quality healthcare services beyond hospital walls and creating healthier communities through such outreach initiatives,” the hospital management said.
Sravani Hospitals reiterated its commitment to community health and wellness through continued awareness programs, medical camps, and accessible healthcare services.
