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Since 2016, the T-RAD Clinic is serving a population of 113,000 people
Location: Kyaukkyi (Ler Doh), Myanmar
Clinic Setting
operates in a rural town, in concrete building, with access to paved and gravel roads
YOUR IMPACT
Improving access to high-quality healthcare
28,640
Patients served
since 2016
21,447
Lab tests performed
since 2016
Pictures: a patient with her child in the waiting room, a microscope technician doing a lab test, a doctor smiling at a patient, a pregnant patient with a midwife
PATIENT TESTIMONIES
Read how YOU impacted the patients at the T-RAD Clinic
Saw Koe De
“I was treated at a clinic in a refugee camp before, but I wasn’t able to continue my treatment there because it was too far from my home. My uncle who lives here in Ler Doh brought me here for better treatment. I was asked by my parents to stay put in Ler Doh and to continue my treatment as needed. I feel very comfortable at the clinic because I can’t speak Burmese and the staff is able to explain and understand me in my Karen language.”
Dr. Sha, T-RAD Medical Director, with Saw Koe De (right)
Daw Htay
“I’ve had high blood pressure for 2 to 3 years but never got it treated properly. The staff here is kind and talks to patients nicely which motivates us to come here. We feel comfortable discussing our symptoms and medical issues because the staff shows interest in us. For the first time in my life, a doctor here laid out my treatment plan and asked me to come back for follow up appointments.”
Dr. Sha, T-RAD Medical Director, treating Daw Htay (left)
U Myint Wai
“T-RAD clinic is not the nearest clinic from my village. We have many clinics and a hospital in between my village and T-RAD clinic but I still chose to come here because it’s more professional, and I like the staff as they are so kind to all the patients. Best thing about T-RAD is that the check-up cost is very cheap, so the majority of people can afford it easily.”
