Propagating and Educating Healthcare and bringing Health Awareness was a challenge to us, as most of the public around here are either illiterate or less educated. To achieve our goal in creating a good health awareness we started a programme of Free Mobile Dispensary Services (FMDS) in which we dispatch a Team of Medical Experts to various villages in the remote areas and treat the inhabitants right on their doorsteps. For some time, FMDS campaign was discontinued for organising ourselves and we shall restart this programme soon with even better facilities in the Private Public Participation.
 

In the years gone by, we have broken new grounds by providing best medical services never-seen in the district. ASWT’s FMDS remains true to its mission and objectives of bringing healthcare of internationalstandards within the reach of every individual. As we forge ahead, healthcare will become even more inclusive; our participation in Public Private Relationship with the Health Department in the state. Our participation in state sponsored healthcare schemes is a testament of Alipore Hospital’s collaborative spirit. Here we are please to inform you that our Institution has initiated a Joint Venture with Nation Rural Health Mission (NRHM), a Govt. of India & Government of Gujarat, Health & Family Welfare Department to manage a ‘Mobile Medical Unit’ for Chikhli Taluka Region.

Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) is a service provided under the Public Private Partnership (PPP), a joint venture project between NRHM (National Rural Health Mission) – Government of India, Health & Family Ministry – Government of Gujarat and Alipore Hospital & Research Centre (AHRC).
 

MMU Vehicle was dedicated to the Nation in a ceremony at CHC Chikhli by Mr. Parbatbhai Patel, Health & Family Minister, Government of Gujarat, who gave the key to Alipore Social Welfare Trust’s President Mr. Hassanbhai Mayet on 31st March 2012. The Health & Family Minister also paid his visit to Alipore Hospital & Research Centre and shared his views and comments with the Board Members.
 

MMU service has started from 17th April 2012. MMU services provided to those remote villages where there are No Private or State-Managed Primary Health Centre. The services provided under MMU is FREE Mobile Dispensary, Preventive, Antenatal & Postnatal Diagnostic, Creative & Emergency and Care to local population in these villages.