MoS Kamlesh Paswan reviews patient facilities at AIIMS Bathinda

Union Minister of State Kamlesh Paswan visited AIIMS Bathinda on Tuesday, where he engaged with doctors, nurses and other healthcare staff while inspecting the hospital’s patient facilities. The minister’s interaction focused on the quality of care and the overall arrangement of services provided to patients.

During the visit, Paswan observed the layout of wards, discussed operational challenges with the medical team, and highlighted the need for continuous improvement in hospital infrastructure. He stressed that the government remains committed to strengthening public health facilities across the region.

The minister underscored the importance of making healthcare accessible and affordable for every citizen, urging the hospital administration to prioritize patient‑centric approaches in their daily operations. His remarks come amid ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of services at premier medical institutions in Punjab.

AIIMS Bathinda, established as a leading tertiary care centre in the state, serves a large population from Bathinda district and surrounding areas. The facility is expected to play a crucial role in delivering high‑quality medical care to residents, especially in underserved communities.

Paswan’s review reflects a broader governmental focus on strengthening healthcare delivery in Punjab. By directly engaging with hospital staff, the minister aims to identify gaps and ensure that resources are allocated effectively to meet the evolving health needs of the populace.

The visit concluded with the minister reaffirming the administration’s dedication to improving public health outcomes, emphasizing that sustained attention to patient facilities is essential for building a resilient healthcare system.

Source: Hindustan Times