Health Minister Surendra Singh Negi has said that the State Government has already taken effective measures to provide best possible medical care to the villagers and pilgrims.
The Minister also cautioned that the State would take another few months to overcome all the crucial need of the medical facilities specially for those who suffered the brunt of natural calamities. After inaugurating an OPD Centre at Max Nephro Plus Centre, Armelia Complex, Dehradun, Negi applauded the role played by the hospital during the natural calamities that struck in Uttarakhand last month. He said the State Health department has already deployed more than 100 doctors for providing medical and health care to victims. Negi also expressed his satisfaction over medical and health care facilities in the disaster hit districts of the State as no epidemic case was reported from these districts.
Commenting on the occasion, Dr AK Singh, Director, MIND, Max Super Speciality Hospital, said, “The City OPD is committed to provide superior quality health care services to address the day-to-day health care needs of the residents of Dehradun and its neighbouring areas. Guided by all round focus on patient care, the City OPD will maximise the convenience and comfort of the patients by facilitating their regular check-ups and follow-up consultation. He said patients who were unable to travel to the hospital, can consult the doctors at the city OPD. This was an integrated model, which is fully geared up with entire gamete of services ranging from specialist consultation, diagnostics, emergency medical care, all under one roof. The city OPD will also play a role in empowering people with adequate knowledge regarding their health.” Speaking on the occasion, Gaurav Rekhi, general manager Operations, Max Super Specialty Hospital, Dehradun, said the goal was to make specialised healthcare services accessible to all.