What improvements has the SARTHAK initiative brought to Haryana's Civil Hospital?

The SARTHAK initiative has led to evening surgeries and ultrasound services, staff rationalization for radiology, and improved availability of essential medicines at Civil Hospital.

How are emergency services being enhanced in Haryana's district hospitals?

Nearly all of the district's 28 emergency response vehicles have been made operational following SARTHAK-related inspections.

When will the new hospital buildings at Sohna and Civil Hospital be completed?

The new building at Sohna is under tender, and the Civil Hospital's new facility is expected to be completed by December 2026 or February 2027.

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Haryana Hospitals Get Health Boost: SARTHAK Initiative Transforms Care

2 Jan

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Summary

Evening surgeries and ultrasound services now available at Civil Hospital.
Ambulance fleet fully operational after SARTHAK inspections.
New hospital buildings are under construction at Sohna and Civil Hospital.

Haryana Hospitals Get Health Boost: SARTHAK Initiative Transforms Care

The SARTHAK initiative, launched in May 2025 by the Haryana government, is spearheading a comprehensive action taken report on enhancing healthcare services across public hospitals and urban primary health centres. Recent inspections in November 2025 revealed deficiencies in patient care, drug availability, and infrastructure at various facilities, including Civil Hospital and 25 other primary and community health centres.

In response, significant upgrades have been implemented. Ultrasound and routine surgical procedures are now conducted during evening shifts at Civil Hospital, with staff rotation ensuring access to radiology services across multiple locations. Basic surgeries in orthopaedics, ENT, and ophthalmology are also being performed more frequently. Free surgical camps organized in November 2025 further boosted procedure numbers, with 372 surgeries conducted. Essential medicines have been restocked, and all 28 emergency response vehicles are now operational.