Metro India News | Hyderabad 

CARE Hospitals, Nampally, marked World Health Day with a special event, ‘Walk for a Healthy Beginning,’ held at Charminar. The initiative aimed to promote preventive healthcare and active lifestyles, bringing together citizens, healthcare professionals, and local leaders. 

Participants walked along the Charminar stretch, symbolizing unity and commitment to better health. Shri Anwar Ul Huda praised CARE Hospitals for raising awareness about wellness, while Shri Syed Sohail Quadri emphasized the importance of health in strengthening communities. Former DCP K Babu Rao highlighted how community collaborations like these can lead to a healthier society. Dr. Sami expressed gratitude for the overwhelming participation, stating that Charminar stands as a strong symbol for beginning a journey toward better health. The event also featured an engaging health awareness session and refreshments for attendees. 

As part of its commitment to accessible healthcare, CARE Hospitals launched its patient membership card, ‘SANGHAM,’ offering priority assistance, emergency services, free ambulance support, and wellness program access.

The event was attended by dignitaries including Anwar Ul Huda, IPS and Former DGP of Andhra Pradesh, K Babu Rao, IPS, Former DCP Hyderabad City,  Syed Sohail Quadri, Corporator of Pathergatti,  Dr. Sami, HCOO of CARE Hospitals, Nampally and other esteemed medical experts. Their presence added encouragement and inspiration to the initiative. CARE Hospitals, a leading healthcare provider in India, continues to focus on patient-centered care, innovation, and community health initiatives across its 17 healthcare facilities in seven cities.