Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals Participates in The Great Chhattisgarh Run 2025

▴ Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals Participates in The Great Chhattisgarh Run 2025
Championing the Cause: Run for Cleaner Breaths and a Greener Earth #HarSaansMeinCARE.
Raipur, Chhattisgarh, 7th December 2025: Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals proudly participated as the Healthcare Partner in the 10th edition of The Great Chhattisgarh Run 2025, held at Ekatma Path, Raipur. The event was graced by Dr. Sandeep Dave, Medical & Managing Director, Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals, along with Senior Pulmonologists Dr. Sushil Jain and Dr. Girish Agrawal,Senior General & Laparoscopic Surgeon, Dr.Siddharth Tamaskar and many other doctors who actively participated, encouraging the community to prioritise lung health and adopt fitter, greener lifestyles. The event brought together prominent dignitaries, sports personalities, thousands of runners, families, and fitness enthusiasts from across the region.
 
Demonstrating its commitment to the theme “Run for Cleaner Breaths and a Greener Earth,” Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals distributed around 5,000 plant saplings to participants — “a way of empowering every participant to take home a piece of responsibility toward cleaner air and a healthier tomorrow.”
 
Dr. Sandeep Dave, Medical & Managing Director, Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals, Raipur, said, “The Great Chhattisgarh Run reflects the true heart of our state — energetic, united, and committed to progress. This year’s theme, ‘Wild Chhattisgarh – Run With a Roar,’ beautifully captures the strength, resilience, and spirit with which thousands ran today. At Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals, we believe that healthcare is not just about treating illness, but about strengthening communities. Through initiatives like our lung-health awareness drives, preventive screenings, green outreach programmes, and today’s distribution of 5,000 plants, we are committed to building a healthier and more conscious society. I urge the people of Chhattisgarh to continue taking active steps — for their fitness, for their families, and for the environment we leave behind for the next generation. Together, we can shape a cleaner, greener, and healthier future.”
 
As the Healthcare Partner, Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals provided on-ground medical support, including doctors, nurses, paramedics, and emergency response units, along with mobile ambulance services with ACLS support. The hospital also conducted health awareness activities focusing on lung health, the impact of pollution, and preventive wellness. Participants appreciated the hospital’s preparedness and efforts to promote both community health and environmental consciousness.
 
As part of ongoing #HarSaansMeinCARE initiative, Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals has also announced a Free Pulmonary Screening Package for the public on 19th November 2025. The package includes a Pulmonologist Consultation, Pulmonary Function Test (PFT), 6-Minute Walk Test, Chest X-ray, and Physiotherapist Consultation. Additionally, individuals requiring further evaluation can undergo a CT Scan of the Chest at a 50% discount, if advised by the consulting specialist. This initiative reinforces the hospital’s commitment to early diagnosis and preventive lung care for the community. It is available till 28th February 2026.
 
Ramkrishna CARE Hospitals congratulates all runners, volunteers, and organisers for making the 10th edition of TGCG.run a memorable and impactful event. The hospital continues its commitment to promoting preventive care, fitness, and sustainability for a healthier future.
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