Evercare Hospital Conducts Free Pediatric Cardiac Camp in Narsingdi

Evercare Hospital Dhaka, a JCI-accredited healthcare facility, has organized a two-day free medical camp in Narsingdi, offering treatment services for children suffering from congenital heart diseases.

Held on 28–29 November at Bhaterchar Government Primary School in Belabo upazila of Narsingdi district, the camp provided free medical services to over a hundred children. The camp was led by Dr. Tahera Nazreen, Founder, Senior Consultant, and Coordinator of the Pediatric Cardiology Department at Evercare Hospitals Bangladesh (Dhaka & Chattogram). Along with outdoor consultations, she performed 2D and color Doppler echocardiography for the young patients.

In addition, Dr. Sohel Ahmed, Senior Consultant of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery at Evercare Hospitals, conducted assessments for patients requiring surgical attention.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Narsingdi Civil Surgeon Dr. Syed Amirul Haque. Also present were Raipura Upazila Health and Family Planning Officer Dr. Khan Nuruddin Md. Jahangir, former Belabo Upazila Chairman Abu Tarek Md. A. Al Hosain, among others.

Evercare Hospital Dhaka continues its efforts to provide accessible and advanced healthcare to people across the country. As part of this commitment, the medical camp offered children free echocardiography, diagnosis, doctor consultations, pre-admission support, and referrals for advanced treatment. The hospital’s pediatric cardiology department also provides free devices, balloons, and essential treatment support for children suffering from congenital heart diseases.

Clinical and Interventional Pediatric Cardiologist Dr. Tahera Nazreen said, “Globally, 8 to 12 children out of every 1,000 are born with congenital heart disease. In our country, treatment availability is still insufficient compared to the need. Evercare Hospital’s pediatric cardiology department continues to provide uninterrupted care to children nationwide. We especially strive to offer world-class services free of cost to underprivileged children. To strengthen this humanitarian initiative, we call for greater collaboration between government and private institutions.”

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