Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Nellore KIMS Hosts Free Medical Camp for Police
On World Brain Day, KIMS Hospital in Nellore organized a free medical camp for police personnel and their families.
Over 200 people received free medical check-ups and medicines.
The hospital also offered a special health screening package at a discounted price.
Many doctors and police officials attended the event, showing support and gratitude for the initiative.
KIMS Hospital organized a free medical camp for police personnel and their families on World Brain Day.
Over 200 police personnel received free medical check-ups and medicines.
The hospital offered a special health screening package worth Rs 20,000 at a discounted price of Rs 6,999.
Senior doctors from KIMS Hospital and Nellore police officials attended the event.
ASP Sowjanya thanked KIMS Hospital for organizing the camp for police families.
- Who
- KIMS Hospital and Nellore police personnel
- What
- Free medical camp and health screening
- When
- Wednesday (World Brain Day)
- Where
- Sri Umesh Chandra Memorial Hall, Nellore Police Parade Grounds
- Why
- To promote health awareness and support police personnel and their families
Hospital Perspective
Police Perspective
Motivation for the Camp
Hospital Perspective
KIMS Hospital organized the camp to support the community and promote health awareness on World Brain Day.
Police Perspective
The police department appreciated the initiative as it provided essential health services to personnel and their families.
Benefits of the Camp
Hospital Perspective
The hospital offered discounted health screening packages to make advanced medical services accessible.
Police Perspective
Police personnel received free medical check-ups and medicines, enhancing their well-being and job performance.
- Date
- Wednesday (World Brain Day)
- Location
- Sri Umesh Chandra Memorial Hall, Nellore Police Parade Grounds
- Participants
- Over 200 police personnel and their family members
- Special Offer
- Health screening package worth Rs 20,000 at Rs 6,999
- Attendees
- KIMS Hospital medical staff and Nellore police officials