Immerse yourself in the clinics of Karuna-Shechen in India, highlighting our holistic approach to healthcare.
At the heart of our mission lies a steadfast commitment to improving the health and well-being of the most vulnerable communities. Access to healthcare services is a major challenge in rural areas of India, as approximately 70% of medical facilities are located in urban areas, serving only 30% of the country’s population.
We are aware that access to quality healthcare is a fundamental right, and within Karuna’s clinics, we work to eliminate the barriers preventing many people from accessing it. Each patient receives dedicated attention and care tailored to their specific needs, thus contributing to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal #3, ‘Good Health and Well-Being.'”
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For a holistic approach to healthcare in India
In India, the health situation is particularly concerning, with 25% of the population lacking access to healthcare. Karuna-Shechen clinics embody a holistic approach to healthcare. Indeed, our intervention method focuses on both establishing new infrastructure equipped with various diagnostic tools and medical staff training. This allows us to combine care with prevention.
At Karuna-Shechen we make sure to bring out our altruistic side while dealing with patients, staff and every individual. Here, we understand that the practice of altruism makes a Doctor popular, approachable, and reliable.
Dr. Jaya Maitra
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