ISO 9001:2015 certified

Free medical care,
brought to the village.

Janatha Hrudayalaya Foundation runs free health camps, life-support training and welfare programmes for farmers, orphans, women and school children across Ranga Reddy district and beyond. Founded and run by practising specialists.

Events & gallery

photo — children's health check
orphanage visit (1600×1200)

photo — village kabaddi final
community ground (1600×1200)

With former Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu

Always freeNo consultation fee, no registration charge, no cost for the medicines we hand out.

Run by specialistsCamps are staffed by practising consultants, not by volunteers alone.

We travel to youVillages, schools, children's homes and farm settlements across Ranga Reddy district.

What we do

Free health camps

Cardiac and skin screening, blood pressure and sugar checks, and basic life support training in CPR and AED use.

Women and children

Support for women, school children, orphans and underprivileged groups — health, counselling and essentials.

Farmers and environment

Protecting the environment and supporting farmers towards sustainable livelihoods.

Sports and culture

Village tournaments, folk arts and school programmes that build community around health.

The founders

Dr. Malreddy Hanumantha Reddy

Senior Interventional Cardiologist

Senior Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at STAR Hospitals, Banjara Hills, with decades of experience in complex cardiac intervention and advanced cardiac imaging. DrNB in Cardiology from Narayana Hrudayalaya, Bengaluru, and a cardiac imaging fellowship at the National Heart Centre, Singapore. Recipient of the Medical Excellence Award from the Telangana Governor and the Indian Red Cross Society, 2025.

Dr. M. Methini Reddy

Senior Dermatologist and Cosmetologist

Dermatologist, Trichologist and Cosmetologist with eleven years of practice in Hyderabad, working across medical and aesthetic dermatology with a particular focus on hair loss. MD in Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy, with an observership at the National Skin Centre, Singapore. She favours a diagnosis-first approach so that results hold up over time.