On the occasion of World Piles Day, our college organized a Free Piles Screening and Consultation Camp on 20th November at Nanganallur. The event aimed to raise awareness on anorectal health, ensure early detection of piles, and provide authentic Ayurvedic and para-surgical management options to the public.

As part of the pre-camp activities, on 19th November, our students actively conducted canvassing in and around nearby localities to promote the camp and encourage community participation. Their dedicated efforts played a vital role in achieving an excellent turnout.

During the camp, participants received free consultation, screening, and guidance on treatment modalities such as Ksharasutra, diet and lifestyle modification, and preventive care. The program highlighted our institution’s commitment to community health and advancing integrative Ayurvedic proctology.

On the occasion of World Diabetes Day, a Diabetes and Dental Check-Up Camp was organized by Sri Sairam Ayurveda Medical College and Research Centre on 14th November 2025.

The camp focused on creating awareness about diabetes, its risk factors, preventive measures, and the importance of oral health in diabetic patients. Participants received free blood sugar screening, dental evaluation, counselling, and lifestyle guidance from experienced healthcare professionals.

This initiative reflected the institution’s commitment to community health, emphasizing early diagnosis, prevention, and integrated healthcare approaches for diabetes management. The camp witnessed active participation from the public, making the event highly impactful and beneficial.

On the eve of Ayurveda Day 2025 celebrations, Sri Sairam Ayurveda Medical College & Research Centre organized a Health Check-up Medical Camp at the Sairam Girls Hostel on 13/09/2025.

The initiative, conducted under the “Swasth Nari – Sasakth Bharat” campaign, was part of a series of activities planned to spread awareness about Ayurveda and its holistic approach to health. Our medical team conducted health check-ups for the hostel students and provided personalized consultations.

Alongside the camp, our doctors delivered Health Education sessions, emphasizing the importance of Ayurveda in preventive healthcare. Key topics included Dinacharya (daily regimen), Ritucharya (seasonal regimen), balanced diet, lifestyle modifications, and stress management techniques. Students were encouraged to adopt simple Ayurvedic practices in their daily lives for long-term health and wellbeing.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the hostel students, making it a memorable and impactful program in connection with the Ayurveda Day 2025 celebrations.

On the occasion of World Heart Day, Sri Sairam Ayurveda Medical College & Research Centre, in association with the Rotary Club of Madras Mid-Town and Sri Ramachandra Medical College, organized a Free Cardiac Screening Camp on 10th September 2025 at the Leo Muthu Auditorium.

With 102+ patients benefitting from free services including ECHO, ECG, BP check-up, blood test, and cardiologist consultation, the initiative created awareness on cardiac health while emphasizing the importance of timely diagnosis and prevention.

This camp reflected our commitment to holistic wellness and serving the community with compassion.

Date: 5th August 2025
Venue: Primary Health Centre, Somangalam
Organised by: Sri Sairam Ayurveda Medical College and Research Centre
Sponsored by: Zandu Pharmaceuticals

As part of World Breastfeeding Week 2025, Sri Sairam Ayurveda Medical College and Research Centre organized an awareness initiative at PHC Somangalam on 5th August 2025.

The program focused on promoting the importance of breastfeeding and supporting lactating mothers with Ayurvedic care. Awareness pamphlets highlighting the benefits of breastfeeding and infant nutrition were distributed. Additionally, Ayurvedic galactagogue granules sponsored by Zandu Pharmaceuticals were provided to 60 lactating mothers to support healthy lactation.

This initiative reflects the institution’s commitment to maternal and child health, and the integration of Ayurveda in public health outreach.