Healthcare, dignity and community under one initiative

At Shree Aashraya Welfare Society, we believe that every senior citizen deserves care that matches their medical condition, physical abilities, and emotional needs. To achieve this, Dr. Amit Bhatnagar has developed a Three-Tier Senior Care Model, ensuring individualized care for every resident.

Intensive Care

Designed for elderly individuals who are bedridden but do not require hospitalization.

• 24×7 nursing care
• Regular physician visits
• Medication management
• Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
• Nutritional support
• Assistance with all daily living activities
• Compassionate end-of-life and palliative support when required

Supportive Care

For seniors who are physically mobile but require medical supervision and assistance with daily healthcare needs.

• Regular medical check-ups
• Nursing assistance
• Physiotherapy
• Diabetes, hypertension, and cardiac monitoring
• Medication supervision
• Diet counselling
• Emergency medical support

Independent Living

Designed for active senior citizens who wish to live in a safe, secure, and socially engaging environment.

• Independent accommodation
• Yoga and meditation
• Spiritual activities and daily prayers
• Recreational and cultural programs
• Community dining
• Preventive health check-ups
• Social interaction with people of their own age, promoting healthy and happy ageing

As part of our commitment towards animal welfare, Shree Aashraya Welfare Society operates a Gaushala dedicated to the care of:

• Injured and accident-affected cows
• Abandoned cows left on roads
• Non-milking and elderly cows
• Cows requiring medical treatment and rehabilitation

The Gaushala provides

• Shelter and nutritious food
• Veterinary care
• Clean drinking water
• Rehabilitation and lifelong protection

Apart from protecting abandoned cattle, the Gaushala will also support the sustainability of our senior care project while promoting compassion and community participation.

Under the leadership of Dr. Amit Bhatnagar, an American Heart Association (AHA) Faculty, the Society conducts nationally recognized training programs in:

• Basic Life Support (BLS)
• Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
• First Aid
• Emergency Response Training

Training programs are regularly organized for

• Police Department
• CISF
• Government Departments
• Educational Institutions
• Hospitals
• Nursing Colleges
• Corporate Organizations
• Students and Community Volunteers

Our objective is to create trained first responders capable of saving lives before professional medical help arrives.

Managing Type 1 Diabetes requires lifelong insulin therapy, which can become a significant financial burden for economically weaker families. Through our Insulin Bank Initiative, we provide:

• Free insulin to economically disadvantaged children with Type 1 Diabetes
• Support up to 18 years of age
• Diabetes education for patients and parents
• Insulin storage and usage guidance
• Regular follow-up and counselling

Our goal is to ensure that no child is deprived of life-saving insulin because of financial constraints.

At Shree Aashraya Welfare Society, we are committed to promoting evidence-based medical practice through continuous professional development and scientific learning. The Society regularly organizes Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs, scientific meetings, expert panel discussions, and academic sessions for physicians, specialists, healthcare professionals, and postgraduate students.

Our academic initiatives focus on

• Emerging therapies and new drug molecules
• Advances in Diabetes and Insulin Therapy
• Cardiovascular Medicine
• Obesity and Metabolic Disorders
• Internal Medicine Updates
• Critical Care and Emergency Medicine
• Geriatric Medicine
• Clinical Case Discussions
• National and International Treatment Guidelines
• Research Methodology and Evidence-Based Practice

These programs provide a platform for clinicians to interact with leading experts, discuss challenging clinical cases, evaluate the latest research, and translate scientific evidence into better patient care. Through collaborative learning and academic excellence, the Society strives to enhance clinical knowledge, improve treatment outcomes, and promote innovation in healthcare. These sessions are conducted by experienced specialists to promote evidence-based medical practice, early diagnosis, disease prevention, and improved patient care.