Major projects completed in 2025

Year 2025 – Brief Review

Considering the increasing number of patients suffering from kidney diseases who visit Allied Hospital, dozens of new dialysis machines are required every year. Continuing this tradition, on March 19, 2025, the Patient Welfare Society of Allied Hospital donated a new and modern dialysis machine to the hospital’s dialysis ward. The machine was purchased at a substantial cost of Rs. 2.5 million.

A formal ceremony was held to mark the occasion, during which the machine was officially handed over to the hospital administration. On this occasion, the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Muhammad Fahim Yousaf Sahib, highly appreciated the efforts of the Patient Welfare Society and expressed his commitment to working together in the future for the welfare of patients. The ceremony was also attended by other members of the Society and the Assistant Medical Superintendent, Dr. Muhammad Sufyan Sahib.

Urodynamic Test machine in the Urology Ward

On 15 February 2025, the Patient Welfare Society organized an inauguration ceremony for the installation of new software for the Urodynamic Test machine in the Urology Ward of Allied Hospital Faisalabad.

The Chief Guest on the occasion was the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Muhammad Faheem Yousaf, while the President of the Patient Welfare Society, Dr. Jaffar Hassan Mubarik, was also present. Head of the department urologist Dr. Tahir Bashir Malik stated that after the installation and updating of the new software, the machine has become fully functional. This will provide timely diagnostic and treatment facilities to urology patients.

He further added that with this upgrade, patients who had been waiting for a long time for this test will now be able to receive prompt and improved services, making the process of diagnosis and treatment easier and more effective.

DONATION OF ULTRA SOUND MACHINE & NEPHROSCOPY MACHINE

A prestigious ceremony was organized by the Patient Welfare Society, Allied Hospital Faisalabad, during which a modern ultrasound machine for the Radiology Department, costing Rs. 1 million, and a Nephroscope machine for the Urology Department, costing Rs. 7 million, were purchased and formally handed over to the hospital administration. With the installation of this advanced equipment, patients suffering from kidney stones will now be able to undergo modern and more effective treatment procedures.

The ceremony was attended by the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Muhammad Fahim Yousuf; President of the Patient Welfare Society, Dr. Jafar Hassan Mubarak; Head of the Urology Department, Dr. Tahir Bashir Malik; along with other members of the Society. At the conclusion of the ceremony, a special prayer was offered for the well-being and speedy recovery of the patients. On this occasion, MS Dr. Muhammad Fahim Yousuf highly appreciated the services of the Patient Welfare Society and commended their dedication, passion, and continuous efforts toward improving patient care at Allied Hospital.
The Patient Welfare Society donated a new Color Doppler ultrasound probe along with five hundred double-lumen catheter kits to Allied Hospital. The installation of this advanced ultrasound probe will significantly reduce the difficulties faced by patients visiting the Radiology Department of Allied Hospital.

On this occasion, the Medical Superintendent of Allied Hospital, Dr. Muhammad Fahim Yousuf Sahib, specially expressed his gratitude to the President of the Patient Welfare Society, Dr. Jafar Hassan Mubarak, and appreciated the collective efforts of all members of the Society for their continued support and dedication to patient welfare.

Color Doppler Probe and Catheter Kits

The Society donated a new Color Doppler ultrasound probe and five hundred double-lumen catheter kits to Allied Hospital. The installation of the probe is expected to significantly reduce the difficulties faced by patients visiting the Radiology Department. MS Dr. Muhammad Fahim Yousuf specially thanked Dr. Jafar Hassan Mubarak and all Society members for their support.

Our Overall Efforts – Year 2025

During the year 2025, the Patient Welfare Society (PWS) at Allied Hospital Faisalabad saved the lives of hundreds of patients across various medical fields. The following is a brief account of some remarkable cases that highlight the Society’s commitment to patient care:

•Sana, a 9-year-old girl, was suffering from a life-threatening condition that required immediate brain surgery. The surgeons needed a VP Shunt for the operation, which the patient’s parents could not afford. The hospital administration referred Sana’s case to the Patient Welfare Society, which promptly arranged the VP Shunt. This timely intervention made the surgery possible and saved her life. Today, Sana is on the road to recovery.

•Sughri Bibi, a mother of four, was admitted with severe white blood cell deficiency. Doctors prescribed urgent plasmapheresis treatment, requiring six plasmapheresis kits at a cost of approximately Rs. 35,000 each. The family could not afford this expensive treatment, so the hospital entrusted her care to the Patient Welfare Society. The Society arranged the entire treatment, ensuring her life was saved.

•Maant, a 13-year-old girl, was admitted to the ICU with a serious autoimmune condition in which her immune system was attacking her own body. Doctors prescribed IVIG injections to save her life—12 injections were needed, each costing Rs. 40,000. Due to the father’s limited income, the family could not afford the treatment. The Patient Welfare Society arranged 10 IVIG injections, totaling Rs. 400,000. With this timely support, Maant’s condition improved, and she was saved.

In addition to these individual cases, the Society spent approximately Rs. 8 million on medicines for dialysis patients and children suffering from kidney-related diseases (K-Var), and another Rs. 2 million on life-saving treatments such as Plasma My, VP Shunts, and IVIG injections.

These achievements reflect the unwavering commitment of the Patient Welfare Society to ensure that no deserving patient is deprived of treatment due to financial constraints. All of this has been made possible through the generous support of donors and the tireless, pro-poor efforts of the Society—a true embodiment of social responsibility.

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