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Samaj Dental has announced a treatment fund worth one crore for poor and needy citizens. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the hospital, the treatment fund of this amount was announced.
Shanku Ghimire, Managing Director of Samaj Dental Hospital informed that the treatment fund has been announced with the aim of providing access to quality dental health for everyone. He said that the establishment of the hospital means that everyone has access to quality dental health.
Ghimire also said that the hospital is committed to providing specialized dental health services. Ghimire informed that Samaj Dental, which was established on July 1, 2058, is currently providing services in a total of 10 locations including Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur and Kavre and aims to expand treatment services to all 77 districts of the country in the future. Ghimire said that the cost of the treatment fund will be used for the dental treatment of poor and needy citizens. In the 25th anniversary program of
hospital, Health and Population Minister Pradeep Paudel emphasized that the field of dental treatment should be expanded and organized for the development and promotion of 'medical tourism'. On the 25th anniversary of Samaj Dental Hospital, Minister Poudel pointed out the need to increase the credibility of eye and dental treatment to attract medical tourism. In the
program, Shyam Kumar Ghimirele, chief whip of the Congress and founder of the hospital, informed that there is a plan to expand the hospital's services across the country. He said that the institution was established with the aim of increasing public awareness in the field of dental health, expanding the access of common people and producing the necessary manpower.
