“GIVE US BLOOD AND WE SAVE YOUR LIFE”,is the motto of blood bank organization.

Blood Donation Camp 2010

Sr.No.	Date	Name Of Organization	Place Of Camp	No. Of Donors
	13/01/2010	M/s. Lubrizol India Pvt. Ltd., Turbhe	Occupational Health Centre, Lubrizol India Pvt. Ltd., Turbhe	73
	17/01/2010	Shri Safya Sai Seva Samithi, Nerul	Community Hall, AWHO Army Colony, Sector-9, Nerul	64
	26/1/2010	Lohana Mahajan Samaj, Khopoli	Lohane Samaj Hall, Khopoli,Opp: Post Office	37
	31/01/2010	Milantirtha’ ( A socio cultures organisation), Panvel	Kalimata Temple, Plot No.7A,New Panvel	33
	14/02/2010	Tarun Mitra Mandal, Vashi, Navi Mumbai	M.G.Complex, Sector-14, Vashi, Navi Mumbai.	117
	8/3/2010	Arch Pharma Limited Company, Taloja	Arch Company, G-6, Plot No.21, Taloja MIDC	70
	10/3/2010	Hikal Company Ltd.	Hikal Company Ltd.	24
	11/4/2010	Kutch Yuvak Sangh, (Mumbai)	Smt. D.D. Chetana, Sthanak, Vashi Hall, Sector 9-A	156
	11/4/2010	Kutch Yuvak Sangh (Monibai)	Lohana Mahajan, Samaj Hall, Mirchi Galli, Panvel	122
	1/5/2010	Maharastra Telagu Mandal, Airoli, Navi Mumbai	Balaji Temple Sec-10, Airoli	16
	16/5/2010	Tarun Mitra Mandal, Vashi, Navi Mumbai	Vashi Aehalgoaha Sangh, Sec-14 Navi Mumbai	77
	14/6/2010	Maharashtra Nav Nirman Sena, Khopoli	MNS Offices, Khopoli	31
	16/7/2010	Sersi Seva Mandal, Kalamboli, Navi Mumbai	Aaimata Temple, Kalamboli	56
	8/8/2010	Kutch Yuvak Sangh, (Mumbai)	Aarya Samaj Hall, Vashi, Navi Mumbai	123
	15/8/2010	NRI Complex, Sea Woods, Nerul	Club House Nerul, NRI Complex	23
	15/8/2010	Devadiga Sangha, Mumbai	NCC Plot No.12, Sec-12, Nerul, Navi Mumbai	24
	13/9/2010	Falima Banu Hospital, Nhava, Uran	Falma Banu Hospital, Nhava	113
	17/9/2010	Sarvajanik Vishwakarma Pooja Sanstha, Nerul	Nerul	16
	19/9/2010	Yuva Ganesh Ustav Mandal, Vashi, Sec-8	Sec-8, Vashi	20
	26/9/2010	Tarun Mitra Mandal, Vashi, Navi Mumbai	Vashi Aehalgoaha Sangh, Sec-14 Navi Mumbai	170
	20/11/2010	Asahi Glass India Ltd, Taloja MIDC	Taloja MIDC	55
	28/11/2010	Kutch Yuvak Sangh, Vashi, Navi Mumbai	Vashi, Navi Mumbai	138
	29/12/2010	ONGC Company, Panvel	ONGC Colony	101

Charity Details

Charity Data

Sr.No.	Year	Medical Fees (Rs.)	Medicine (Rs.)	Total Charity (Rs.)
	April 03 to March 04			6,120,828
	April 04 to March 05			7,333,360
	April 05 to March 06			93,66,939
	Sept 06 to March 07	7,032,265	2,772,251	9,804,516
	April 07 to March 08	8,051,277	5,234,496	13,285,773
	April 08 to March 09	8,496,274	7,924,538	16,420,812
	April 09 to Feb 10	6,460,346	1,604,115	8,064,461
	April 09 to Feb 10	5,540,134	5,009,627	10,549,761

Sr.No	Year	Other Charity Patient	Indigent Patient	Weaker Patient	Amt spent from IPF Fund
	2007	2,199	8,388	381	9,10,698
	2008	770	6,751	1,049	15,61,748
	2009	1,083	13,913	6,453	25,98,828
	2010		5,840	1,764	2,71,536.64

SCHEME FRAMED BY THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT, BOMBAY IN WRIT PETITION (PIL) NO. 3132/2004

Who is an indigent person? An indigent person means a person whose total annual income does not exceed Rs. 25,000/-. (rupees twenty five thousand only)
Who is a weaker section person? A weaker section person means a person who is not an indigent, but whose total annual income does not exceed Rs. 50,000/- (rupees fifty thousand only)
(The above definations are as per the notification issued by the law & judiciary department of maharashtra state government, dt. 6/12/2005.)

1. The public Charitable Trusts registered under the provisions of the Bombay Publics Trusts Act, 1950 (for short B.P.T. Act) which are running Charitable Hospital, including nursing home or maternity home, dispensaries or any other center for medical relief and whose annual expenditure exceeds Rs.5 Lacs are State aided public trust within the meaning of clause 4 of section 41AA.
2. The public Charitable Trust covered by aforesaid clause 1 shall be under legal obligation to reserve and earmark 10% of the total number of operational beds for indigent patients and provide medical treatment to the indigent patients free of cost and reserve and earmark 10% of the total number of operational beds at concessional rate to the weaker section patients as per the provisions of section 41AA of the B. P. T. Act.
3. In emergency, the Charitable Hospitals must admit the patient immediately and provide to the patient Essential Medical Facilities for all life saving emergency treatment and procedure till stabilization. Further transportation to the public hospital would be arranged by such Charitable Hospital, if necessary. The Charitable Hospital, shall not ask for any deposit in case of admission of emergency patients.
4. That each public Charitable hospital shall create separate fund which may be called Indigent Patients’ Fund (for the sake of brevity, hereinafter referred to as IPF) and shall credit two per cent of gross billing of all patients (other than indigent and weaker section patients) without any deduction.
5. Donations that may be received by the charitable hospitals from individuals or other charitable trusts or from any other source for providing medical treatment to the indigent and weaker section patients shall be credited to IPF Account.
6. The account of IPF shall have to be earmarked under the head of IPF and same shall be reflected under the earmarked fund in the annual balance Sheet (Schedule VIII Rules 7(1) of the B.P.T Rules).
7. The amount credited to the IPF Account shall remain at the disposal of the respective Charitable Hospital and that amount shall be utilized only for providing medical treatment to the indigent and weaker section patients as provided herein after.
8. The Charitable Hospitals shall provide following non billable services free to the indigent patients as well as weaker section patients– (a)Bed (b)RMO Services (c)Nursing Care (d)Food (if provided by the hospital) (e)Linen (f)Water (g)Electricity and (h)Routine Diagnostics as required for treatment of general specialties. (i)House Keeping Services.
9. In case of indigent patients, the Charitable Hospitals shall provide medical examination and treatment in its each department totally free of cost. The indigent patient’s bill of billable services shall be prepared at the rates applicable to the lowest class of the respective hospital. The medicines, consumables and implants are to be charged at the purchase price to the hospital. If Doctors forego their charges, then the same shall not be included in the final bill of the indigent patients. The bill so prepared shall be debited to IPF Account. The Charitable Hospitals shall not ask for any deposit in case of admission of indigent patients.
10. In case of weaker section patients, the Charitable Hospitals shall provide medical examination and treatment in its each department at concessional rates. The weaker section patient’s bill of billable services shall be prepared at the rates applicable to the lowest class of the respective hospital. The medicines, consumables and implants are to be charged at the purchase price to the hospital, however the weaker section patients shall pay at least 50% of the bills of medicines, consumables and implants. If Doctors forego their charges, then the same shall not be included in the final bill of the weaker section patients. The bill so prepared after deducting the payment made by the weaker section patients shall be debited to IPF Account.
11. The Charitable Hospitals shall physically transfer 2% of the total patients’ billing (excluding the bill of indigent and weaker section patients) in each month to IPF Account. The amount available in the IPF Account shall be spent to provide medical treatment to maximum number of indigent and weaker section patients. In case of surplus or shortfall in the IPF Account of the month, the same shall get adjusted in the subsequent months. In case there is imbalance in the credit of the IPF Account and the expenditure incurred in the treatment of indigent and weaker section patients for more than six months, such Charitable Hospital may bring this aspect to the notice of the Monitoring Committee who may issue appropriate directives to the concerned hospital.
12. The Charitable Hospitals shall furnish information to the office of the Charity Commissioner regarding the amount collected in the IPF Account, treatment provided to the indigent patients and the weaker section patients and their profiles prepared by the Medical Social Worker and the amount spent for the respective patients along with the information required to be sent under Rule 25 A of the Bombay Public Trusts Rules, 1951.
13. The Trustees of the charitable hospitals shall not provide medical facilities to their relatives, the employees of the Trust and their dependants in the category of indigent and weaker section patients.
14. The Charitable Hospitals shall admit indigent or weaker section patients coming to their hospitals from any source or through Government Hospitals, Municipal Hospitals, etc. The procedure for admission of patients shall be as provided in subsequent clauses.
15. That the charitable hospitals shall admit indigent patients to the extent of 10% of their operational beds/average occupancy for medical examination and treatment. So also, the Charitable Hospitals shall admit weaker section patients to the extent of 10% of their operational beds/average occupancy for medical examination and treatment coming to their hospitals from the sources referred to in clause 14. The Charitable hospitals shall verify the economic status of the patients from their Medical Social Worker on the basis of scrutiny of any one of the following documents produced by the concerned patients: (i) Certificate from Tahasildar, (ii) Ration Card/Below Poverty Line Card.
16. The Members of the Monitoring Committee in Greater Mumbai Region shall be as follows:- (i)Joint Charity Commissioner, Maharashtra State, Mumbai (Chairman). (ii)Joint Director of Health Services (Medical), Mumbai (Member-Secretary). (iii)Secretary/Nominee of Association of Hospitals in Mumbai (Member). (iv)Health Officer, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, Mumbai (Member). The Monitoring Committee at the District Level shall be as follows:- (i)Joint Charity Commissioner (Regional Level) or his nominee (Chairman). (ii)Civil Surgeon (Member-Secretary). (iii)Health Officer of ZillaParishad (Member). (iv)Representative of Charitable Hospitals in Districts (Member).
17. The Monitoring Committee shall hold its meeting once in a month and monitor implementation of the Scheme by each of the Charitable Hospitals. The Monitoring Committee shall also consider grievances of the patients, if any, made and submit its report to the Charity Commissioner.
18. In case of the breach of the Scheme and / or the terms and conditions of section 41AA by any Charitable Hospitals, besides the penal action as is provided under section 66 of the B.P.T. Act, the Charity Commissioner shall make report to the State Government recommending withdrawal of the exemption granted to the concerned hospitals during the next preceding year in payment of contribution towards P.T.A. Fund and the amount of contribution towards P.T.A. Fund be recovered from the said hospital. The Charity Commissioner may also request the Government to withdraw any other concessions / benefits given to the said hospital.
19. The Charitable Hospitals which face individual difficulties in meeting objectives / obligations under this scheme shall be at liberty to apply to the Charity Commissioner with all supporting documents who may consider suitable modifications, if a case for relief is made out.
20. The Charity Commissioner shall notify the list of the Charitable Hospitals in Greater Mumbai Region on the Notice Board of this office and two newspapers widely circulated in Greater Mumbai, one in Marathi and the other in English and the list of Charitable Hospitals in each District on the Notice Board of the office of the Joint Charity Commissioner and the two widely circulated newspapers of the District.
21. Each of the Charitable Hospitals governed by this Scheme shall publish the Scheme on its Notice Board displayed at a conspicuous place of the Hospital. Writ Petition (PIL) 3132/2004 is pending before Hon’ble High Court, Bombay. The above Scheme is an interim arrangement. The petition is likely to come up for hearing on 4th June 2008.