Motorcycle enthusiasts and healthcare professionals came together in Amritsar on Sunday to spread the message of preventive healthcare through a unique event called the Bikethon. Organized by Livasa Hospital in association with Amritsar Legend Riders, the event saw around 75 bikers participate in a ride that blended fitness, community spirit, and health advocacy.
Event Route and Participation
The Bikethon was flagged off from the Golden Gate, one of the city's iconic landmarks, and concluded at Livasa Hospital. Participants included members of the biking community as well as doctors and healthcare professionals from the hospital. The ride aimed to highlight the importance of an active lifestyle and regular health check-ups.
Health Awareness and Expert Insights
During the event, participants interacted with medical experts who emphasized the need for preventive healthcare. Dr Aditya Bharadwaj, consultant orthopaedics, and Dr Anil Sharma, senior consultant interventional cardiologist, shared insights on bone and joint health, cardiovascular wellness, and physical fitness. They stressed the role of regular screenings and timely medical consultations in preventing diseases.
Dr Rajiv Kundra, facility director of Livasa Hospital, said, "This initiative was designed to encourage people to adopt healthier lifestyles and understand the importance of early diagnosis through regular screenings and timely medical consultations."
Community Impact
The Bikethon not only promoted health awareness but also fostered a sense of community among bikers and healthcare providers. By combining the thrill of riding with a serious health message, the event aimed to reach a wider audience and inspire behavioral change toward preventive care.
