Indian Rural Medical Association (IRMA) is committed to protecting the rights of rural healthcare practitioners and raising standard primary healthcare access in remote villages.
Organizing doorstep diagnostic camps, eye checkups, and free medicine distribution in villages.
Updating skillsets of medical professionals through regular certified medical training programs.
Advocating policy reforms and safeguarding registered practitioners against harassment.
Over 70% of India's population resides in rural regions where primary medical support is the first line of defense. The Indian Rural Medical Association brings together thousands of rural doctors and practitioners under one national umbrella.
Serving practitioners and rural communities across India
Training practitioners in handling emergency trauma, first aid, and critical patient stabilization before hospital transfer.
Partnering with pharmaceutical donors to supply essential basic medicines to underprivileged rural families.
Representing rural doctors in government policy forums to ensure dignity and professional recognition.
Annual conference discussing primary health innovations in rural regions.
Over 1,200 villagers screened for cataract and provided free eyeglasses.
Workshop organized for young practitioners in emergency life support.