Bhubaneswar, Odisha; April 27th, 2026: Vedanta Aluminium, India’s largest aluminium producer, has provided critical healthcare services to more than 50,000 residents across 18 remote villages in Sundargarh and Jharsuguda districts through its flagship Mobile Health Unit (MHU) Services. Over the last three years, the company has conducted 3,000+ free health camps, addressing vital healthcare needs in underserved areas.
Through the MHUs, Vedanta Aluminium has provided free medical consultations, malaria and seasonal disease screenings, blood sugar testing, and essential medicines, while also conducting over 1,000 structured health awareness sessions on critical topics such as anaemia, breastfeeding, menstrual hygiene, deworming, tobacco cessation, heatstroke prevention, malaria control, and lifestyle-related diseases.
A strong emphasis has been placed on early diagnosis and continuity of care, with regular follow-ups for chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes, alongside treatment for common ailments including anaemia, gastric disorders, joint pain, respiratory infections, fungal infections, and skin diseases. The initiative has also reached over 4,000 children, supporting early medical intervention, nutritional screening, and improved health outcomes during critical developmental years.
In Sundargarh district’s Hemgir block, the MHUs cater to villages and settlements, including Jamkhani, Jharpalam, Girisima, Garjanjore, R&R Colony, Ghogharpalli, Mundherkhet, Latapani, Bhograkachar, and Bileimunda, ensuring that residents receive regular health services. Similarly, in Jharsuguda district’s Lakhanpur block, the outreach spans Kuraloi, Banjari, Bartap, Piplimal, Ward No.17, and Katujor.
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