Printed Purpose · Nov 2025 – Sep 2026
Printing for free clinics in Iraq
In November 2025, two friends and I, working as Printed Purpose, asked AEI Telehealth how we could help its clinics. AEI Telehealth (the Azadar e Imam Clinic) is a nonprofit that runs free medical clinics. Over the next ten months we designed and printed healthcare items for its clinic in Najaf and its Arbaeen medical camps. In September 2026 the clinic told the story in an Instagram post.
The post
Eight slides from the clinic
Click a slide to see it full size. Three of the slides are videos on Instagram; these are still frames.
In the clinic's words
What AEI Telehealth wrote
Last November, three high school students in California reached out to us with a simple question: “We 3D print healthcare equipment. How can we help your clinics?”
Since then, Aamir Lokhandwala, Abhishal Kochhal, and Rishabh Kaushikkar have printed nearly 2,500 items to support our work.
Stethoscopes. Medication holders. Assistive grips for patients with limited hand mobility. Clinic signage. Toys for children. Even prosthetic hands.
Today, those items are being used in our clinic in Najaf Al Ashraf and have served zawwar along the Najaf–Karbala route during our Arbaeen Medical Camps.
What began in a home in California is now helping patients in Iraq.
AEI Telehealth Clinic (@aei.telehealth) · Instagram · September 18, 2026
The figures are the clinic's. The 2,500 items count what all three of us printed, not Boaz alone.
More on Instagram
See the full post
The post has the slides as the clinic made them, including the three videos, along with the comments. Open it on Instagram for the details.