The Sadar Hospital in Ranchi has taken a significant step towards healthcare equality., the hospital has entered into a partnership with the National Health Authority to provide free cancer treatment to patients under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. This initiative marks a pivotal moment for healthcare accessibility in Jharkhand, making Sadar Hospital the first government institution in the state to offer such comprehensive cancer care.
To accommodate the growing demand for cancer treatment, the hospital has not only joined forces with the National Health Authority but has also undergone substantial upgrades in its infrastructure and equipment. These enhancements are crucial in ensuring that patients receive the highest quality of care possible.
Dr. Uday Shankar Jha, the superintendent of the hospital, shared that the facility is prepared to address various types of cancers, excluding blood cancer. Additionally, the hospital will extend its services to include palliative care and counseling, providing holistic support to both patients and their families.
The overarching goal of this initiative is to alleviate the burden of cancer, particularly among the economically disadvantaged and marginalized communities. Dr. Jha emphasized that this effort is specifically targeted at reducing the hardships faced by those who often have to travel great distances and bear exorbitant expenses for their treatments.
In a heartfelt appeal to the public, Dr. Jha encouraged everyone to take advantage of this newly available facility. He urged people to not only utilize the services but also actively spread awareness about this significant stride towards accessible and affordable cancer treatment. This initiative stands as a beacon of hope, promising a brighter and healthier future for all those affected by this formidable disease.
