In the health sector through various charitable services, Samiti has made its presence felt by the common man.
Parmarth Seva Samiti periodically organizes health check up and treatment camps at different parts of the country. These includes Medical camp in Rishikesh, arrangement of food and medicine for a year to the malnourished children in Chitrakut, donation of Blood test machine to a hospital in Nathdwara in a health check camp. The Committee provides financial assistance to the affected people by serious and life threatening diseases such as cancer and heart disease, renal (Kidney) disease, etc.
Smt Rupalidevi Madanlal Nuwal Seva Sadan:- There is a formidable problem of temporary housing and stay of cancer patients and their relatives coming to Mumbai for treatment. We have constructed a residential facilty for 64 patients and their attendants at Parel very near to Tata Memorial Hospital. This is an initiative where we help Cancer Patients from out of Mumbai to Register themselves, take appointment with the right Doctor and if necessary fund the expenses of the treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai.
Committee has provided a free dialysis facility for Kidney patients in Venus cultural association campus, Goregaon (W), Mumbai where every month 10 to 15 kidney patients are treated.
The Committee has donated an ambulance at Chitrakut (Uttar Pradesh) & Vasai (Maharashtra) for transportation of patients to City Hospitals in emergency.
Committee provides wheel chairs for physically handicapped people.
The committee regularly organizes free eye check-up camps and distributes spectacles. Committee also arranges cataract operations for eye patients.
Till today, medical services are provided from the Samiti's general fund. From the experience the Samiti has understood that this fund is not enough and there is a need to do much more. This is widely known fact that lot of money is required to treat cancer and heart patients and for a common man it is very difficult to arrange for the sum. That is why trustee members and working committee members have decided to establish a separate fund of Rs. 1 Crore initially and provide financial assistance to the needy from the yearly capital interest of the fund.
