Our Core Interventions

Preventive, point-of-care healthcare delivery designed to identify hidden disease burden and connect communities to institutional care.

What We Do

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Screening & Diagnostics

Community Health Screening

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SHARE conducts community-based health screening initiatives designed to systematically identify health risks, uncover undiagnosed chronic conditions, and enable timely medical intervention right at the grassroots.

Community Health Screening

Basic Health & Vitals

  • • Health questionnaire
  • • Symptom assessment
  • • Risk-factor assessment
  • • Lifestyle assessment
  • • Blood Pressure & Pulse
  • • Height, Weight & BMI
  • • Grip strength assessment

Laboratory Investigations

  • • Complete Blood Count (CBC)
  • • Renal Function Test (RFT)
  • • Liver Function Test (LFT)
  • • Thyroid Profile (TFT)
  • • Glycated Hemoglobin (HbA1c)
  • • Lipid Profile
  • • CRP & Viral markers (where appropriate)

Point-of-Care Diagnostics

  • • On-site digital Chest X-Ray
  • • Spirometry / Lung Function (PFT)
  • • 12-Lead Electrocardiogram (ECG)
  • • Doctor clinical examination
  • • Instant diagnostic triage
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Awareness & IEC

Health Awareness & IEC Education

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Awareness and Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities are an indispensable part of SHARE’s healthcare approach, enabling communities to build preventative health habits.

Health Awareness & IEC Education
Education

Community Awareness

Large-scale sensitization drives in villages, industrial clusters, and residential colonies on regular screening.

Prevention

Disease Awareness

Educating families on early warning signs of Tuberculosis, Hypertension, Diabetes, and Respiratory ailments.

Lifestyle

Healthy Lifestyle Guidance

Promoting balanced nutrition, physical activity, salt/sugar control, and occupational safety measures.

Intervention

Smoking Cessation

Individual and group counseling to reduce tobacco consumption and prevent chronic lung damage.

Intervention

Alcohol Cessation

Supportive counseling to address substance use risks, liver health, and socio-economic wellbeing.

Public Health

Govt Health Material

Disseminating informative posters, video infographics, and pamphlets on Ayushman Bharat and national health programmes.

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Clinical Detection

Early Disease Detection

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The screening approach focuses on identifying both communicable and non-communicable diseases at an early stage when interventions are most effective and life-saving.

Early Disease Detection
Infectious Illnesses

Communicable Diseases

Active, mobile surveillance for early infectious diseases to curb transmission in densely populated workers' colonies and villages.

Primary Focus Area

Tuberculosis (TB)

Screening through symptom scoring, Chest X-Rays, sputum linkage, and direct DOTS government registration.

Chronic Care

Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)

Uncovering silent chronic conditions that severely affect quality of life and economic productivity among industrial workforces.

Diabetes Mellitus
HbA1c & Blood sugar
Hypertension
Digital BP tracking
Asthma & COPD
Spirometry / PFT
Anaemia
CBC & Hemoglobin
Dyslipidaemia
Lipid Profile
Renal Health
Urea & Creatinine (RFT)
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Doctor Access

Doctor Consultation & Clinical Examination

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Individuals identified with abnormal vitals or health concerns receive immediate on-site consultation from qualified doctors, bridging the severe doctor-patient ratio gap.

Medical Consultation & Clinical Care
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Doctor Consultation

One-on-one clinical review of symptoms and medical history.

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Clinical Examination

Auscultation, palpation, and systemic physical examination.

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Patient Counselling

Clear explanation of findings and lifestyle recommendations.

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Prescriptions

Medical prescriptions and advice for immediate symptomatic relief.

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Continuity of Care

Referral & Follow-up Support

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SHARE’s model extends beyond screening. Where required, individuals are linked to appropriate government healthcare facilities for further diagnosis, treatment, medication, and follow-up care.

Referral & Continuity of Care

Institutional Linkage

Formal linkages with Primary Health Centres (PHCs), District Civil Hospitals, and specialized government institutes for advanced diagnostic workup and subsidized surgical/tertiary care.

Digital Reports & Teleconsult

Blood test results sent directly to participants via WhatsApp within 3–5 days, supported by follow-up teleconsultations with doctors for abnormal reports.

Community Health Workers

Dedicated field health workers actively assist beneficiaries with hospital registration, navigation, adherence to prescribed medication, and routine review visits.

See Our Screening Results in Manesar

Supported by Napino: 6-week comprehensive screening across industrial workers & families.

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