Providing more than 500 medical and health services in the village of Yasaghi Kordkoi
Gorgan - The head of the Jihadi Medical Group of Mashkat Golestan announced the provision of more than 500 medical, dental and health services to the people of Yasaghi village in Kordkovi city.
Gorgan - The head of the Jihadi Medical Group of Mashkat Golestan announced the provision of more than 500 medical, dental and health services to the people of Yasaghi village in Kordkovi city.
According to the reporter of Mehr, Hassan Savarchmani, in a conversation with reporters on Friday evening, announced the establishment of a specialized jihadi clinic "Shohdai Salamat" in Yasaghi village of Kordkoi city with the aim of facilitating people's access to medical services.
He added: This clinic was established with the participation of Golestan Province Medical Society Basij Organization, Golestan Mashkat Jihadi Treatment Group, Golestan University of Medical Sciences, Kurdkovi Health and Treatment Network and Amirul Mominin (AS) Hospital of this city and with the cooperation of the Islamic Council and the Yasaghi village.
Referring to the provision of more than 500 services in this one-day program, Savarchmani added: The services provided included the fields of dentistry, general medicine, specialized medicine, health and hygiene education, and different age groups from children and teenagers to adults and middle-aged people benefited from these services.
He stated the purpose of implementing this program is to expand access to health services, especially for the residents of underserved areas, and said: Improving people's awareness about health care and disease prevention was also one of the main activities of this clinic.
Referring to the connection of this program with commemorating the memory of health martyrs, the head of the Jihadi Medical Group of Meshkat Golestan noted: The participation of medical, jihadi and local groups in the implementation of such programs provides the basis for the use of specialized capacities to serve the people.
This clinic was organized by relying on the cooperation of health forces and jihadi groups, in order to support the people of low-income areas and facilitate their access to medical and health services.