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KMCH Sempora organizes free medical camp at DH Kulgam

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  • 21 Apr 2026

Srinagar, Apr 20: Kashmir Medical College and Hospital (KMC&H), Sempora, on Monday organised a free medical camp at District Hospital (DH) Kulgam, witnessing a large turnout of patients from Kulgam and its adjoining areas.

 

Patients received free consultations from super-specialist doctors across multiple departments, including Cardiology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, General Surgery, Orthopaedics, ENT, Psychiatry, Gynaecology & Obstetrics, and Paediatrics. A large quantity of free medicines was also distributed during the camp.

 

Principal/Dean KMCH, Prof. Nazir Ahmad Khan; Medical Superintendent, DH Kulgam, Dr Syed Masood; Medical Superintendent KMCH, Prof. Dr Syed Mubashir; Deputy Medical Superintendent Prof. Dr H. Viqar; along with senior faculty members, specialist doctors and staff were present on the occasion.

 

Speaking at the event, Prof. Nazir Ahmad Khan, said the camp was aimed at providing super-specialist consultation and free medicines to patients at their doorstep.

 

He added that KMCH is the first private medical college in Jammu and Kashmir with a planned capacity of 1,000 beds, and all super-speciality services are expected to be operational this year.

 

“We are expecting National Medical Commission (NMC) inspection this year to start the first batch of 150 MBBS students. Dialysis, Cath Lab along with multiple state-of-the-art services and modern facilities will also be launched soon,” he said.

 

Prof. Nazir Ahmad Khan further emphasised that the institute remains committed to delivering patient-centric, affordable and quality healthcare, particularly for the underprivileged sections of society.

 

He said KMCH has already conducted over a dozen such camps across the Valley and is actively planning to expand its outreach through more community-based healthcare initiatives.

 

Doctors from various specialties examined patients and provided treatment during the camp. The medical camp saw participation of 2,000 patients who were treated free.

 

Meanwhile, patients who availed free consultations and medicines lauded KMCH’s initiative, stating that it brought much-needed healthcare services closer to the community.

 

“This is the first time such a camp has been held here with free medicines. The doctors and staff were very cooperative. We hope more such camps are organised in the future,” said a patient.

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