The Health Department, U.T. Chandigarh today continued its Integrated Health Screening Campaign by organizing a health camp at Sector 25 Dispensary. The campaign aims to strengthen early detection of diseases and provide comprehensive healthcare services to vulnerable and underserved communities.
The camp offered free screening for tuberculosis (TB), HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B & C, diabetes, hypertension and other health conditions. An NTEP Mobile Diagnostic Van was deployed at the site to provide digital chest X-rays, CBNAAT testing, counselling and TB awareness services.
Healthcare teams also conducted awareness sessions on communicable and non-communicable diseases. Participants were sensitized about the importance of early diagnosis, regular health check-ups, treatment adherence, healthy dietary habits and a healthy lifestyle. Information regarding various government health programmes and free treatment facilities was also shared with the beneficiaries.
Health Screening Summary (27 June 2026)
* Chest X-rays Conducted: 62
* CBNAAT Tests Conducted: 6
* Blood Sugar Tests Conducted: 45
* Blood Pressure Screenings: 26
* HIV, VDRL, HBsAg & HCV Tests Conducted: 34
The camp witnessed encouraging participation from local residents, who availed themselves of the free screening, diagnostic and counselling services.
The Integrated Health Screening Campaign will continue at the following locations :
Date Venue
29 June 2026 Near Sai Baba Mandir, Sector 29
30 June 2026 Mandir Area, Sector 50
1 July 2026 Dhillon Complex, Manimajra
2 July 2026 Motor Market, Manimajra
The Health Department has appealed to residents of these areas to participate in the upcoming camps and avail themselves of the free screening and diagnostic facilities. The campaign forms part of the Department’s sustained efforts to promote preventive healthcare, facilitate early diagnosis and contribute towards building a healthier Chandigarh.