Reyada Medical Centre, a JCI-accredited multi-speciality medical facility, has launched a diabetes awareness campaign in association with Qatar Diabetes Association (QDA) as part of World Diabetes Day. The aim is to raise awareness about diabetes and provide accessible, comprehensive diabetic care to the community, a statement said.
Reyada Medical Centre offered a complimentary diabetic screening package, along with various awareness sessions and activities. The package included essential diagnostics such as blood sugar checkup, blood pressure checkup, and a general practitioner consultation.
Reyada Medical Centre, located on C-Ring Road, Doha, has over 15 departments, radiology, laboratory, pharmacy, optical, and physiotherapy services, and equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a team of healthcare professionals.
The campaign was inaugurated by QDA's care programme officer Zain Alyafai, who emphasised the importance of collaborative efforts in promoting diabetic awareness and care. The campaign underscores the commitment to proactive healthcare, empowering individuals with the knowledge and tools needed to manage their diabetic health effectively.
Jamsheer Hamza, managing director of Reyada Healthcare, stated: "At Reyada Medical Centre, we are dedicated to promoting diabetic health and ensuring its affordability. Our diabetes awareness campaign aligns with our mission of preventive healthcare, and we believe that creating awareness and offering accessible screening are key steps toward building a healthier community."
Dr Abdul Kalam, executive director of Reyada Healthcare, emphasised the significance of diabetic care, stating: "Managing diabetes is not just about treatment; it's about empowering individuals to take charge of their health. Our campaign reinforces the idea that diabetic care is a collective responsibility, and together, we can make strides toward a healthier, diabetes-aware community." Reyada Medical Centre operates from 7am until 12 midnight, seven days a week.
The campaign was inaugurated by QDA's care programme officer Zain Alyafai, who emphasised the importance of collaborative efforts in promoting diabetic awareness and care.
