Patients' Aid JPMC

08/06/2026

Patients' Aid Cricket Premier League26'

Let's Build Together!
A Digital Cancer Diagnostics Centre
At JPMC, Karachi

Every sponsorship will help establish an AI integrated Histopathology Centre at Jinnah Hospital, Karachi that will provide fast, accurate diagnostics for breast, gynecological, lung, oral, blood and other cancers.

Serving up to 150 patients daily

Sponsor and Play!

For details:
0301-8258797
[email protected]

03/06/2026

Patients' Aid Premier Cricket League is not just a tournament.

It's a movement to establish a Digital Cancer Diagnostic Centre at JPMC, where deserving patients can receive FREE timely diagnostic services & course of their treatment.

Cancer patients lose lives because diagnosis comes too late or is too expensive.

Every SHARE spreads awareness!
Every SPONSORSHIP helps build the facility

Sponsor Patients' Aid Cricket Premier League and play your role in building a DIGITAL CANCER DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE

For Sponsorships:
0301-8258797
[email protected]

Donate for Digital Cancer Diagnostic Centre https://patientsaidjpmc.org/donatenow/

01/06/2026

My name is Jameel Husain, and I come from Gujrat, Punjab. In 2023, I experienced severe pain in my ear. After detailed examination, I received the shocking news that I had cancer. It was one of the most difficult moments of my life, and my family and I were deeply worried about what the future would hold.

My treatment journey began at a hospital in Punjab from where I was referred to the Cyber Knife Center at JPMC, Karachi for further treatment.

The Cyber Knife at JPMC team carefully reviewed my case and provided me with three Cyber knife sessions absolutely free. The staff there not only treated my illness but also gave me hope and confidence during a very challenging time.

Today, by the grace of Allah, I am healthy and have come here for a follow up visit.

My cancer journey was filled with fear and uncertainty, but thanks to the doctors, staff, and Patients' Aid Foundation that stood by my side, I found strength, treatment, and hope.

27/05/2026

22/05/2026

Patients' Aid Foundation-Reimagining Healthcare Access in Pakistan

Systems, Not Charity, Are the Future

As healthcare costs continue to rise across third world countries, millions of patients are forced into impossible choices including delay in treatment, selling assets, or go untreated altogether, particularly women.

In Pakistan, this challenge is not only about affordability. It is also about access, navigating complex healthcare systems, and overcoming barriers faced by underserved patients travelling from remote communities and informal settlements in Karachi often arriving in unfamiliar environments during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives.

At Patients’ Aid Foundation, we are working to change this reality. We are building a patient-access financing and navigation system at JPMC, designed to reduce catastrophic healthcare expenditure and ensure that no patient is denied timely care due to financial or systemic barriers. This means two things:

1. Supporting patients in accessing funding for critical treatment when they cannot afford it

2. Developing and guiding them through complex hospital systems so care is not delayed or lost in process gaps

Beyond service delivery, our deeper goal is system transformation. We have moved from a model of patients’ treatment support to a structured healthcare access ecosystem; one that connects patients, hospitals, and financing pathways into a coordinated system of care.
Across the world, health equity is no longer being solved through isolated interventions. Leading institutions such as the Skoll Foundation, Ashoka, the Gates Foundation, and the World Economic Forum are increasingly focused on system-level innovation in healthcare access and financing. The future of healthcare is not just treatment; it is access architecture.....

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Patients' Aid Foundation-Reimagining Healthcare Access in Pakistan Systems, Not Charity, Are the Future As healthcare costs continue to rise across third world countries, millions of patients are forced into impossible choices including delay in treatment, selling assets, or go untreated altogether,...

22/05/2026

Eid Ka Ehsaas!

While Karachi prepares for Eid-ul-Adha, Patients’ Aid is preparing its upcoming Medical Tower and Accident & Emergency Tower to help reduce catastrophic healthcare costs by improving patient access to care and guiding patients through the hospital system.

A 40% surge in patients of road accidents, dialysis, cancer treatment, women healthcare with families who will spend Eid in a waiting room instead of around a table await your donation.

Donate generously:
From Debit/ Credit Card: https://patientsaidjpmc.org/donatenow/

Through Bank transfer: https://patientsaidjpmc.org/donate-via-bank/

Patients' Aid Foundation - Building a scalable healthcare access financing system for low-income populations from Karachi, interior Sindh, Balochistan and beyond.

18/05/2026

When Singhar Ali travelled 200 kilometers from Daulatpur, interior Sind, to Jinnah Hospital Karachi, he could barely eat or keep food down. Diagnosed with esophageal cancer, he feared becoming a burden on his family.

At JPMC, he received free CyberKnife robotic cancer treatment without surgery, without painful chemotherapy, and without financial stress. Today, Singhar Ali is living a healthy, normal life once again.

Every year, thousands of deserving cancer patients receive free life-saving Cyber Knife treatment at JPMC, the world’s only facility providing this advanced robotic surgery completely free of cost. Patients travel from across Pakistan and beyond with hope for a second chance at life.

Your Zakat and donations can help save more lives like Singhar Ali’s.

Rs. 300,000/ Sponsor full treatment of a cancer patient

Rs. 100,000/- Sponsor 1 session of a cancer patient

https://patientsaidjpmc.org/fund-for-cancer-treatment-cyberknife/ of a patient

12/05/2026

's visit to the Robotic Cyberknife & Tomotherapy Department at JPMC established and run by Patients Aid Foundation treating thousands of Cancer patients every year without any surgery or chemotherapy