The Being Alive Charitable Health Care Center was inaugurated in Bareilly, marking a new addition to the city’s healthcare infrastructure with a focus on affordable and accessible medical services.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by representatives from the medical fraternity, social organisations, and local administration. The initiative was widely appreciated by doctors, social workers, and residents who attended the event.
The center was formally inaugurated by Bareilly Mayor Dr. Umesh Gautam, who reviewed the facilities and described the project as a significant development for the city. Speakers at the event said the facility is expected to benefit economically weaker sections, needy patients, and the middle class by offering quality healthcare at affordable costs.
Founder Dr. Sabeen Ahsan said the objective of the center is to ensure that no patient is denied medical treatment due to financial limitations. She added that the institution aims to combine modern medical facilities with a service-oriented approach.
Dr. Ameet Murad, CMD of the Vedan Group, stated that the project reflects a commitment to social responsibility, with an emphasis on prioritising service over commercial considerations.
The event was attended by several prominent figures, including religious leaders, poets, senior police officials, doctors, and local representatives, along with a large number of city residents.
The launch of the Being Alive Charitable Health Care Center is being viewed as an effort to strengthen affordable healthcare delivery in Bareilly, particularly for underserved sections of society.