Healthcare Access
Diagnosis and care that travels to where patients live.
Mobile clinics, rural NCD screening and maternal-fetal cardiac checks bring doctors, diagnostics and medicines directly to villages and city divisions across Vijayawada.
Donate via Bank Transfer
Use the following details to make your contribution
Account Name
SUJANA FOUNDATION
Account Number
2050453546
Bank Name
Kotak Mahindra Bank
IFSC Code
KKBK0007479
Branch
Jubilee Hills
MICR
500485041
Why This Matters
The nearest hospital is often the problem
Non-communicable diseases like hypertension, diabetes and cardiovascular disease go undetected for years in villages far from district hospitals, until a single preventable emergency costs a rural family anywhere from ₹30,000 to ₹1,00,000 — money most households don't have.
The Challenge
Care That Doesn't Reach: Fetal echocardiography and maternal cardiac screening remain confined to tertiary hospitals, while rural NCD cases go unmanaged — a gap that leaves both mothers-to-be and the elderly without timely diagnosis.
Our response
Clinics on Wheels: Sujana Foundation runs mobile medical units and rural NCD clinics staffed by trained teams, dispensing medicine on a two-month cycle and referring critical cases to partner hospitals.
Our programs
Four ways we deliver care
Health on Wheels
Weekend mobile clinics offering ECG, 2D-Echo, X-Ray and blood tests, staffed by a 12-member medical team per unit, free of cost.
10,000+ patients/year
Sujana Swasthya
Bi-monthly rural NCD and geriatric clinics across 8 mandals, hubbed at Medciti Hospital with physicians rotating from AIIMS Mangalagiri.
8 mandals · bi-monthly
School Health Screening
A planned 3-month clinical screen for 2,500 students across 7 government schools and a junior college, with digital health records and referral pathways.
Planned this year
Maternal & Fetal Cardiac Screening
A mobile 2D-echo unit planned to screen 6,000 women a year for maternal cardiac risk and congenital fetal heart disease at PHCs and CHCs.
6,000 women/year target
Choose your impact
Fund a specific piece of care
From a single consultation to a full clinic day, every gift is tied to a defined unit of care you can picture.
₹1,000
One Full Clinic Visit
Covers consultation, ECG, blood tests and medicines for one patient at a Health on Wheels camp.
"Give one family a diagnosis they couldn't otherwise afford."
₹5,000
One Village Clinic Day
Funds medicines, diagnostics and a health-education session for 20–30 patients under Sujana Swasthya.
"Put a doctor in a village that has never had one nearby."
Measurable Growth
What our clinics have delivered
Verified figures from Health on Wheels and Sujana Swasthya, updated each reporting cycle.
Partners in Healthcare
Medciti Hospital, AIIMS Mangalagiri, Dr. Reddy's Foundation and Rotary International bring clinical staff, medicines and referrals.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What donors and patients most often ask about our mobile health programmes.
Are Health on Wheels camps really free for patients?
Yes. Consultation, diagnostics and dispensed medicines are free at every camp; only a small number of referred cases require a paid procedure at a partner hospital.
How does Sujana Swasthya keep patients on treatment?
Each chronic patient receives a two-month medicine supply timed to the bi-monthly van visit, closing the gap that usually causes treatment to lapse.
