AP Govt hikes Arogyasri coverage
The introduction of more than 800 new operations under the Arogyasri, according to andhra pradesh chief minister ys jagan mohan reddy, would take effect on november 1st. The state government has increased the number of medical treatments from 2446 to 3255. jagan stated that the tdp directorate had just 1059 procedures left to complete by May 2019 at his camp office on Friday.
In contrast, jagan said that over the previous three and a half years, the congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress government had raised these procedures to 3255. He added that although the tdp administration had only spent Rs 1299.01 crore in the previous three years, the government has spent Rs 3481.7 crores under Arogyasri. Finally, he claimed that his government was concerned about health-related issues. The chief minister announced that his administration is implementing a family doctor system in which medical professionals will visit every home and record each person's health information before posting that information online.
In addition, the YSRCP is building 17 new medical colleges in the state, which has never occurred in the nation in the previous 75 years. Five new medical schools were prepared and will begin classes the following year. A teaching hospital will be present in every college, according to jagan Mohan Reddy.
In contrast, jagan said that over the previous three and a half years, the congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress government had raised these procedures to 3255. He added that although the tdp administration had only spent Rs 1299.01 crore in the previous three years, the government has spent Rs 3481.7 crores under Arogyasri. Finally, he claimed that his government was concerned about health-related issues. The chief minister announced that his administration is implementing a family doctor system in which medical professionals will visit every home and record each person's health information before posting that information online.
In addition, the YSRCP is building 17 new medical colleges in the state, which has never occurred in the nation in the previous 75 years. Five new medical schools were prepared and will begin classes the following year. A teaching hospital will be present in every college, according to jagan Mohan Reddy.