Haryana expands AYUSH healthcare services, upgrades 26 dispensaries into Ayushman Arogya Mandirs and appoints 605 Ayurvedic Medical Officers, says Arti Singh Rao.
The Haryana government is taking continuous steps to strengthen traditional healthcare services and promote Ayurveda across the state. Health, Medical Education and Research, and AYUSH Minister Arti Singh Rao has highlighted the progress made in the AYUSH sector during the government’s development journey and the completion of two years of the present administration.
The government has expanded healthcare facilities to make traditional systems of medicine more accessible to people, particularly in rural and underserved areas. Through initiatives under the Haryana AYUSH healthcare services programme, the state is working to improve access to Ayurveda and strengthen community-level healthcare delivery.
26 AYUSH Dispensaries Upgraded into Ayushman Arogya Mandirs
Arti Singh Rao said that the state government has upgraded 26 AYUSH dispensaries into Ayushman Arogya Mandirs. The initiative is aimed at improving the availability of healthcare services and providing people with better access to traditional treatment facilities.
The minister noted that the expansion of Haryana AYUSH healthcare services reflects the government’s focus on strengthening the existing healthcare network and making treatment facilities more accessible to the general public.
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605 Ayurvedic Medical Officers Appointed at Primary Health Centres
To improve access to Ayurvedic treatment at the primary healthcare level, the Haryana government has appointed 605 Ayurvedic Medical Officers at Primary Health Centres (PHCs).
According to Arti Singh Rao, these appointments will help strengthen the delivery of Ayurveda-based healthcare, particularly in rural areas where accessible medical services are essential. The move is part of the state’s efforts to integrate traditional healthcare facilities into the wider public health network.
The appointment of medical officers is an important step in expanding Haryana AYUSH healthcare services and making Ayurvedic consultations more readily available to residents.
1,771 AYUSH Camps Organised During National Nutrition Month
The state government also organised special awareness and healthcare initiatives during the recently held 8th National Nutrition Month. A total of 1,771 AYUSH camps were conducted across Haryana during this period.
These camps provided comprehensive health check-ups and health-related counselling to 10,900 people. The initiative focused on promoting awareness about nutrition, preventive healthcare and healthy living practices.
Arti Singh Rao said such programmes help people understand the importance of maintaining good health and seeking timely medical guidance. The camps have also contributed to the wider outreach of Haryana AYUSH healthcare services across different parts of the state.
Haryana Government Focuses on Accessible Traditional Healthcare
The AYUSH department continues to play an important role in promoting Ayurveda and other traditional systems of medicine in Haryana. The upgrading of dispensaries, appointment of Ayurvedic Medical Officers and organisation of health camps are among the steps taken to improve healthcare access.
Arti Singh Rao stated that the government remains committed to ensuring better healthcare facilities for every citizen. Through the expansion of Haryana AYUSH healthcare services, the state aims to strengthen traditional medicine, improve public awareness and make healthcare more accessible at the grassroots level.
The initiatives highlight the Haryana government’s continued emphasis on improving public health infrastructure while supporting the growth of Ayurveda and traditional healthcare systems.
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