MP government to adopt Delhi's Mohalla Clinic model in cities

Bhopal: Drawing from the Mohalla Clinic model of the Delhi government, the Congress dispensation in Madhya Pradesh plans to set up "Sanjivani Clinics" in every ward in urban areas to provide basic health services to people free of cost. To start with, "Sanjivani Clinics" will be set up in four big cities, including state capital Bhopal.

Sanjivani Clinics will soon be launched in every ward of four big cities of Madhya Pradesh — Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior and Jabalpur, Health Minister Tulsi Silawat said.

Asked about details of the project, Silawat said these health centres would function on the lines of Mohalla Clinics of New Delhi.

Mohalla Clinics in the national Capital, an initiative of the AAP government, function as primary health centres that offer basic health services, including medicines, diagnostics, and consultation, free of cost to people.