Patient: Services – Rehmat Foundation

Rehmat Foundation Patient Services:

Rehmat Foundation has been providing free medical and mental health services to patients in Pakistan since 2019. Throughout the years, dedicated and compassionate doctors in USA have been providing free consultation/treatment to patients in Pakistan via telemedicine and in person. It also facilitates access to medical specialists and institutions in Pakistan.

Rehmat Foundation and Jalal ud Din Roomi Foundation are collaborating to develop Outpatient Prevention and Treatment Program for diabetic patients at Nishtar Medical University in Multan.

Free medical camp

Rehmat Foundation has been offering free medical camps to meet the needs of low-income patients in the suburbs of Multan since 2022.

Rehmat Foundation held its 4th Free Medical Camp in the month of Ramadan for 2025 at Masooma Hospital.
A Team of doctors, nurses, and ancillary staff provided medical services to 3580 patients in the suburbs of Multan. The majority of the patients were children, women, and the elderly. The most common problems were chest infections, malnutrition, and hypertension. 400 patients were admitted for short stay at Masooma Hospital. A dermatologist treated 265 patients, a psychiatrist treated 100 patients, and 80 women were provided antenatal and postnatal care. The Team delivered 4 babies, 3 via C-Section and one normal delivery. These patients were provided full basic lab work, x-ray, echocardiography, EKG, ultrasound, and medications free of cost. Several board members of Rehmat Foundation made an unannounced visit to the camp and were very pleased with the services.

On February 15, 2024, Rehmat Foundation held a one-day free camp at THQ Jahania and treated over 400 patients by different specialists.

In 2024, the camp was held for the whole month of Ramadan and served 4100 families at Masooma Hospital.

In 2023, the camp was held for the whole month of Ramadan and served 2800 families at Masooma Hospital.

In 2022, the medical camp was held for 2 weeks in the Month of Ramadan and served 1100 families at Masooma Hospital.

The patient population included all ages, but the majority were children, women, and the elderly.
The services included clinical evaluation, laboratory work, imaging studies, and treatment involving medical, surgical and obstetrics procedures, and supplied with medicines. 50 % of the patients suffered from infections, followed by anemia and diabetes. The elderly and women were the most neglected population.
The program is coordinated and supervised by Dr Ali Bukhari, pediatric cardiac surgeon at Children’s Hospital, Multan.

One month free medical camp in the month of Ramadan 2025