Rotary Sumitra Gehlot Thalassemia Day Care Centre
A specialized, pediatric-focused day care wing dedicated to making life-saving blood transfusions safe, comfortable, and completely free of cost for children fighting Thalassemia Major.
About The Day Care Centre
A cornerstone of our charitable work is the Rotary Sumitra Gehlot Thalassemia Day Care Centre. Thalassemia patients require lifelong, regular blood transfusions. We have a dedicated blood transfusion wing to ensure over 75 registered children receive these life-saving transfusions entirely free of cost, in a cheerful, infection-free environment.
Our transfusion services started on 15th September 2021. Over 6,000 units of blood have been issued to Thalassemia children so far. Also, 6 of our patients have undergone successful bone marrow transplant till June 2026.
75+
Registered Children
6,000+
Blood Units Issued
6
Bone Marrow Transplants
Key Features & Facilities
Specialized Pediatric Care
A custom pediatric wing with child-friendly decoration, recliner chairs, toys, books, and children's entertainment screens to make the transfusion time pass quickly and happily.
Leukodepleted Blood Transfusions
We utilize advanced filter-based blood components to prevent febrile non-hemolytic transfusion reactions, safeguarding children from post-transfusion fevers.
Zero Cost Policy
Absolutely no charges for blood units, cross-matching, testing, nursing care, or clinical administration. Families do not pay a single rupee for day care services.
Regular Health & Iron Monitoring
We coordinate with leading hematologists to monitor serum ferritin levels and advise on iron chelation therapies, ensuring long-term health safety.
Patient Registration & Support
If you have a child diagnosed with Thalassemia Major who needs regular transfusions, please contact us. You will need:
- • Medical reports confirming Thalassemia Major diagnosis.
- • A requisition letter from the treating clinical hematologist/pediatrician.
- • Basic identity documentation (Aadhaar Card, BPL Card if applicable).