Services & Equipment

Our Commitment

How We Serve

Services are provided based on medical need, resource availability, eligibility, and at the discretion of the Trust.

We maintain a strict policy of no discrimination based on caste, religion, or gender.

Three Simple Categories

A. Medical equipment (Free & Subsidized) services
B. Awareness & Education
C. Social Activities on special occasions

Category A

Classification of Equipment

1. Free Services (Primary Goal)

Free equipment as per availability in the Trust for 1–2 months, or as required, to monitor vitals, support treatment and enable speedy recovery.
The equipment is provided on a no-cost rental basis and is not intended for long-term use.

A. Returnable Equipment (to be returned after use)

Nebulizer
Pulse Oximeter
Blood Pressure Monitor
Glucometer
Wheelchair
Air Bed (Anti-Pressure)
Suction Unit

B. Non-Returnable Items (for single-patient use)

Adult Toilet Chair
Walker (Rollator)
Adjustable Backrest

2. Subsidized Rent Services (Secondary Goal)

Low-cost rent support, at 40% to 50% less than the market price, for the equipment listed below.

Subsidized Equipment

Oxygen Concentrator
Auto-CPAP Machine
Auto Bi-PAP Machine

Subsidized Rent Services Help To:

Ensure sustainability of the Trust
Support maintenance of medical equipment
Enable expansion of services
Generate funds to procure additional equipment
Create high social impact by supporting patients with respiratory failure, including extensive PTB / COPD / ILD / Bronchial Asthma

3. Equipment Lending Clause

The Trust may procure and maintain medical equipment and provide the same to economically weaker / disadvantaged patients with respiratory diseases, as mentioned above.
Non-invasive ventilation (NIV – CPAP/Bi-PAP) masks and tubing should not be reused in view of infection risk, hygiene and fitting issues. Masks and tubing must therefore be purchased individually for hygiene and safety.
Personal consumables such as glucometer strips, oxygen masks and nebulizer masks shall be purchased separately to ensure hygiene and patient safety.

4. Responsibility Clause

Beneficiaries shall be responsible for safe use and return of equipment.
The Trust may take a refundable security deposit if required.

Important Safety & Hygiene Notice

NIV (CPAP/Bi-PAP) masks and tubing must not be reused across patients and must be purchased individually.
Personal consumables (glucometer strips, oxygen masks, nebulizer masks) must also be purchased separately.

Category B

Awareness & Education

1. Respiratory Disease Awareness

To promote awareness of respiratory diseases among patients coming to the Trust, such as:

Asthma
COPD
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
ILD
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)

2. Cessation & Patient Education

To conduct smoking cessation programs and patient education activities.

Category C

Social Activities on Special Occasions

Held on the Death Anniversary (3rd April) and Birth Anniversary (1st January), based on availability of funds and at the discretion of the Trust.

1st January · 3rd April

To undertake charitable activities such as distribution of food to orphanages or old age homes, or providing educational support like books to students. And/or
To organize free medical camps for general and respiratory health checkups for registered beneficiaries of the Trust. And/or
To undertake charitable donation of basic essential medical equipment like wheelchairs or stretchers to government general hospitals. And/or
To conduct academic activities, quizzes, awareness programs and educational events for Respiratory Medicine postgraduate students, including distribution of prizes and awards.