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Collector Inspects Hospital Upgrades, Food Quality
12 Aug
Summary
- Critical Care Unit construction is progressing, nearing completion.
- Hospital addresses water shortage and enhances patient diet quality.
- Help desk to be strengthened for patient guidance on services.
The District Collector, G. Rajakumari, conducted an inspection of the ongoing construction of the Critical Care Unit (CCU) at the Government General Hospital on Wednesday. She directed officials to ensure the project is completed within the set timeline and to high-quality standards.
The first floor of the CCU has been completed, and work on the second floor is actively progressing. This new facility is expected to significantly benefit emergency and critical care services for severely ill patients.
Furthermore, the hospital's water supply issue has been resolved with the installation of a new sump, ensuring water availability in all wards. The Collector also reviewed patient food services, with a focus on quality and high-protein diets for the gynaecology ward.
Improvements are also planned for the hospital's help desk to better assist patients with departmental and service information. Additionally, efforts will be made to ensure all eligible patients are informed about free treatment options available under the NTR Vaidya Seva scheme.
