On the morning of September 12th, the District Committee's United Front Work Department, together with the Hulan District Joint Branch of the Jiusan Society, organized a free public welfare consultation event at the Yaobu Community Health Service Center in Hulan District. The initiative was designed to address the practical healthcare needs of local residents, channeling specialized medical resources directly into community frontline services and embodying a commitment to serving the people by offering health services right at their doorsteps.
Jiang Guiwen, Deputy Head of the District United Front Work Department, and Wang Jing, Chair of the Hulan District Joint Branch of the Jiusan Society, attended the event. The medical team assembled for this consultation boasted strong expertise and comprehensive disciplinary coverage, bringing together high-quality medical forces from multiple fields. Experts from departments including Stomatology, General Surgery, Vascular Medicine, Otorhinolaryngology, Pain Management, and Emergency Medicine, affiliated with the First Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University and Hulan District Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, provided on-site consultations at the grassroots level.
The event proceeded in an orderly manner, with medical staff patiently attending to every resident who came for consultation and inquiry. They meticulously performed blood pressure measurements, basic disease screenings, and offered professional interpretations of physical examination reports. Addressing widespread public concerns such as cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, bone and joint conditions, chronic disease management, and prevention of everyday emergencies, the experts answered questions one by one, providing personalized treatment plans, scientific medication guidance, and home rehabilitation advice for each individual.
This initiative effectively alleviated the challenges faced by some residents, such as long distances to medical facilities and the difficulty of accessing specialist consultations, enabling residents to receive health diagnostic services comparable to those of a top-tier hospital without leaving their community. It was met with extensive praise and unanimous approval from those present. This free clinic fully leveraged the Jiusan Society's advantages in the medical and health sector, characterized by a concentration of talent and abundant resources, establishing a bridging and support mechanism connecting top-tier hospitals, district-level Chinese medicine hospitals, and primary community health institutions.
This effort represents not only a concrete practice of facilitating the downward flow of medical resources and enhancing the capacity of grassroots health services, but also allowed community residents to enjoy high-level, close-at-hand diagnostic and treatment services. It simultaneously boosted the quality and efficiency of diagnosis and treatment at local health service centers, contributing the wisdom and strength of democratic parties to advancing the development of grassroots healthcare and improving the well-being of the people. The District United Front Work Department fully utilized the resource advantages of the united front, actively coordinating and liaising to provide strong support for the smooth execution of this public welfare medical consultation event.