Jamshedpur: Tata Steel UISL health camp benefits 150 employees

Jamshedpur, April 7: Tata Steel Utilities and Infrastructure Services limited (TSUISL) organised health check-up camp on the occasion of World Health Day at Jusco Greens, Jamshedpur on Friday.

The camp organised for the employees of TSUISL witnessed good turnout of employees.

The event was aimed at promoting the importance of healthy living and raising awareness about preventive healthcare measures.

The camp offered various medical checkups such as blood pressure, blood sugar testing, BMI measurement and consultation with physicians. The health check-up was conducted by a team of experienced medical professionals.

More than 150 employees benefitted from the camp.

Ritu Raj Sinha, Managing Director, Tata Steel UISL said, “The health check-up camp is an initiative to encourage employee to take their health seriously and adopt a healthy lifestyle. We believe that good health is essential for a productive and happy life, and we are committed to promoting it among our employees and the community.”

The event was a grand success, and the participants expressed their gratitude towards Tata Steel UISL for organising the health check-up camp. Such initiatives not only promote healthy living but also create a sense of community among the people. Tata Steel UISL have been at the forefront of promoting preventive healthcare measures and have been organising such events regularly.

This year’s theme for ‘World Health Day’ is ‘Health for All’, which emphasizes the need for equitable access to healthcare services for all individuals and communities, regardless of their socio-economic status or geographical location. The theme highlights the importance of ensuring that everyone has access to essential health services, including prevention, promotion, treatment, and rehabilitation, without facing financial hardship or discrimination. The theme also underscores the need for strong health systems and universal health coverage, which can help to improve health outcomes and reduce health inequalities around the world.