The hospital will issue privilege cards to make sure that ample care and attention are given to the members
Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital is set to launch a senior citizen’s club – Live 360@60. Reportedly, the club will help the elderly to live a healthy comfortable life by understanding about the health problems and risks, coming together to beat the ’empty nest’ feelings, sharing the success stories and participating in games and exercises.
The launch of Live 360@60 will be followed by the screening of Bollywood movie `Barefoot to Goa’ that narrates the story of two children who leave home to get back their ill and estranged grandmother living in another town suffering from cancer. Expert talk by Dr Dudhat on cancer in ageing population and sharing of stories by cancer survivors will also be held.
“The idea behind the initiative is to guide, assist and educate the senior citizens for their physical and mental well-being. The club will also try to engage them in innovative wellness activities that will keep them healthy and happy,” said Dr Rajendra Patankar, COO, Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital.
The purpose of the club is also to make the younger generation aware of health check-ups to rule out or manage diseases that have genetic tendency and prepare them to age gracefully. The club, that will bring together the elderly members, will also organise health talk by expert every month. The hospital will issue privilege cards that would make sure that ample care and attention are given to the members.
Nanavati Super Speciality Hospital is organising the launch event in association with the International Association of Lion’s Club – District 323 A3.
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