OIL signed MoU with Piramal Swashtya

New Delhi: As part of new MoU signed with Piramal Swashtya, the implementing partner with OIL for Project OIL Sparsha, an inaugural camp was organized near Timona, HS School, Lahoal Block, Dibrugarh on 24th November, 2019. Shri Rameshwar Teli – Member of Parliament and Hon’ble Union Minister of State, Food Processing Industries, Govt. of India along with MLA Lahoal – Mr. Rituparna Baruah in the presence of Shri R K Talukdar, ED (HR&A), OIL India Ltd., Shri D K Bhuyan, GM (PA), OIL, Mr. Hardeep Singh Bambrah – Head, Assam & North East Operations, Piramal Swasthya and Mr. Pallav Jha – DC, Dibrugarh, launched 7 mobile medical vans in Dibrugarh.

 

Oil India Limited has been conducting mobile health services in the OIL operational areas in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh through its in-house healthcare team of doctors and paramedics and catering to the primary healthcare needs of poor and the needy free of cost since 1980s. However, this has also been supplemented with Project OIL SPARSHA under which mobile health camps are conducted in remote areas, where access to primary healthcare is a challenge.

 

The concept is to basically provide primary health care services to the inaccessible and vulnerable population of the remote OIL operating areas. This is an end to end solution, thereby cutting the distance, cost and time of the beneficiaries by providing the health service right at their door steps.

 

The Mobile health care primarily extends the following services:

 

i) Clinically diagnosing and treating select NCDs and chronic diseases and common diseases /ailments.

ii) Conduct health checkups, lab tests and dispensing medicines to beneficiaries as deemed necessary via valid prescriptions provided by competent Medical Officers (Doctors).

iii) Provide awareness on lifestyle diseases and special flood relief camps