New Orleans Medical Mission Services Foundation
New Orleans Medical Mission Services Foundation
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Mission
Charitable-to provide medical treatments, supplies and equipment to the poor in foreign countries.
About
During 2018 two mission trips were completed. The locations were Matagalpa, Nicaragua and Guayaquil Ecuador. During these missions 60 volunteer doctors, surgeons, nurses, pharmacist, physical therapist, nurse anesthest, optomerist, physical assistants, physical therapists, eye clinis volunteers and lay volunteers performed the following free services to the poor: one hundred and fifteen surgeries, and two hundred and sixty-five medical consults. The eye clinic in Matagalpa served a total of two-thousand one hundred and sixty-eight patients.