Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Andhra Pradesh Prepares to Launch Sanjeevani Healthcare Scheme January 1
Andhra Pradesh plans to start a healthcare program called Sanjeevani on January 1.
The program will use digital tools and focus on preventing illness.
Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav asked officials to get ready.
Special healthcare vehicles will travel to provide medical services.
Officials said 71 of 104 Arogya Rathams would be flagged off in Dharmavaram on September 25.
People will be able to receive checks such as blood pressure and blood sugar tests.
There will be 41 kinds of tests available for free.
The state already has 904 vehicles providing mobile healthcare services.
Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav directed officials to prepare for Sanjeevani’s January 1 launch.
Sanjeevani is described as a digital and preventive healthcare initiative for Andhra Pradesh.
Officials said 71 of 104 Arogya Rathams would be flagged off at Dharmavaram on September 25.
The mobile services will include blood pressure and blood sugar checks among 41 free tests.
Andhra Pradesh currently has 904 vehicles providing 104 mobile healthcare services.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav, health officials, district medical officers and medical superintendents.
- What
- Preparations are underway to launch the Sanjeevani digital and preventive healthcare initiative.
- When
- The launch is planned for January 1; 71 Arogya Rathams are scheduled to be flagged off on September 25.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, with the Arogya Rathams flag-off planned at Dharmavaram.
- Why
- To provide digital, preventive and mobile healthcare services, including free medical tests.
- Initiative
- Sanjeevani
- Planned launch
- January 1
- Arogya Rathams
- 71 of 104 vehicles scheduled for a September 25 flag-off
- Free tests
- 41 types of tests
- Mentioned tests
- Blood pressure and blood sugar tests
- Existing mobile healthcare fleet
- 904 vehicles providing 104 mobile healthcare services
- Flag-off location
- Dharmavaram