Quaidabad
Medical aid and mobility
Medicines, treatment costs and wheelchairs for people who would otherwise go without.
Medical Assistance
Consultations, medicines, diagnostic tests and surgery costs for patients who would otherwise go untreated.
How it works
Healthcare in Pakistan is nominally available and practically unaffordable. The consultation is cheap; the tests, the medicines and the follow-up are not. Most people who go untreated are not refusing care — they are rationing it.
We cover the full course rather than the first visit: consultation, diagnostics, the complete prescription, and follow-up. Paying for a consultation and stopping there produces a diagnosis the patient cannot act on.
We run free medical camps in areas with no accessible clinic, staffed by volunteer doctors, providing general consultations, blood pressure and diabetes screening, and dispensed medicines on the day.
For patients facing a single large cost — cataract surgery, dialysis, an operation that will restore their ability to work — we fund the procedure directly to the hospital and verify completion.
What that means
- The full course funded, not just the first consultation
- Free medical camps staffed by volunteer doctors
- Screening for blood pressure, diabetes and anaemia
- Surgery costs paid directly to the hospital and verified
Costs
What your money buys
These are the prices we actually pay. If a supplier price changes, we change the figure here.
Consultation and one month of medicinePKR 4,200
Doctor's visit plus the complete prescribed course
Medical camp, per patientPKR 1,600
Consultation, screening and dispensed medicines
One dialysis sessionPKR 8,500
Single session at a partner facility
Cataract surgery, one eyePKR 55,000
Procedure, lens and post-operative follow-up
Prices reviewed against supplier costs each quarter
Projects
Medical Assistance in practice
Fund medical assistance
Choose an amount, tell us which programme it is for, and we will send you a reference number to quote on the transfer.