TMR International Hospital Launches Men's Health Campaign at Parliament

TMR International Hospital recently celebrated its 10th anniversary with a men's health medical outreach at the Parliament of Uganda. The event, held on November 11, 2026, was organised in collaboration with Parliament and the Ministry of Health. It aimed to promote preventive healthcare, early diagnosis, and improved access to medical services among leaders and participants. The initiative brought healthcare services closer to Members of Parliament, encouraging men to prioritise regular medical check-ups.

The medical outreach was conducted ahead of International Men's Day, observed annually on November 19. During the exercise, TMR's multidisciplinary medical team provided health assessments, collected laboratory samples, and offered consultations and health education to participants. The services included blood pressure and blood glucose screening, lipid profiles, liver function tests, and prostate-specific antigen testing for eligible male participants. Medical consultations and health education helped participants understand their health status and identify potential risk factors.

The laboratory investigations will guide personalised medical follow-up through TMR's Golden Living Care Program. This program ensures participants receive appropriate guidance and continued care based on their individual results. The hospital also introduced participants to its Golden Living App, a digital healthcare platform designed to improve access to medical services and strengthen continuity of care. The app allows users to book appointments, access digital health records, and manage their ongoing healthcare needs.

The outreach was attended by TMR International Hospital Executive Director, Dr. Daniel M. Talemwa, and Government Chief Whip, Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, as Chief Guest. The event highlighted the importance of leadership involvement in promoting public health awareness and encouraging communities to adopt preventive healthcare. The engagement drew attention to the need for men to take greater responsibility for their health through regular screening and early detection of conditions.

TMR International Hospital sought to challenge the tendency of men postponing medical appointments and overlooking routine health assessments. The hospital emphasised that regular medical examinations, laboratory investigations, and timely consultations are crucial in identifying potential health complications and improving overall well-being. By partnering with Parliament and the Ministry of Health, TMR demonstrated the value of collaboration between healthcare providers and public institutions in advancing health awareness.

The Parliament outreach is part of TMR International Hospital's broader commitment to celebrating its 10 years of service. The hospital has positioned itself as a healthcare institution committed to patient-centred services, medical innovation, and specialised treatment. Its anniversary celebrations provided an opportunity to reflect on the importance of taking healthcare services beyond traditional hospital settings and engaging communities and institutions in preventive health programs.

TMR International Hospital is an ISO-certified healthcare institution in Uganda committed to providing quality, patient-centred medical services. The hospital continues to champion preventive healthcare, medical excellence, and improved patient experiences through its clinical services, institutional partnerships, and community health initiatives. As it celebrates 10 years of service, the institution remains focused on improving access to quality healthcare and promoting a culture of prevention, early diagnosis, and continuous medical care.

Key points

• TMR International Hospital marks 10 years with men's health outreach at Uganda's Parliament.
• The outreach aimed to promote preventive healthcare, early diagnosis, and improved access to medical services among leaders and participants.
• The hospital introduced participants to its Golden Living App, a digital healthcare platform designed to improve access to medical services.