TMR International Hospital has conducted a medical outreach at the Parliament of Uganda as part of activities marking its 10th anniversary of service, with a focus on promoting preventive healthcare and early detection of health risks among men.
The outreach, held on November 11, 2026, ahead of International Men’s Day on November 19, was organised in collaboration with Parliament and the Ministry of Health.
The initiative encouraged Members of Parliament and other participants to prioritise regular health check-ups, early diagnosis and preventive healthcare.
During the exercise, TMR’s medical team conducted health
During the exercise, TMR’s medical team conducted health assessments and collected samples for laboratory investigations.
Services offered included blood pressure and blood glucose screening, lipid profiles for cholesterol assessment, liver function tests for Members of Parliament and prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing for eligible male participants.
Participants also received medical consultations and health education on the importance of monitoring their health and seeking medical attention early.
The outreach further introduced participants to the TMR
The outreach further introduced participants to the TMR Golden Living App, which supports doctor appointments, access to digital health records, medication reminders and continuity of care.
Laboratory results will guide personalised follow-up through the hospital’s TMR Golden Living Care Program.
The hospital’s Executive Director, Dr Daniel M. Talemwa, joined the medical team during the exercise, which was graced by the Minister of Health, Dr Jane Ruth Aceng, as Chief Guest.
The participation of the country’s health leadership highlighted the importance of partnerships in promoting public health awareness and encouraging preventive healthcare.
The outreach also drew attention to the need
The outreach also drew attention to the need for men to prioritise regular medical check-ups, noting that professional and family responsibilities often cause many to overlook preventive healthcare.
As it celebrates a decade of service, TMR International Hospital says it remains committed to expanding access to quality, patient-centred healthcare through clinical services, innovation, institutional partnerships and community outreach.
The hospital has encouraged public institutions, employers and individuals to invest in regular health screenings and workplace wellness programmes as important foundations for healthier communities and a more productive nation.
