Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Punjab Launches 100 More Aam Aadmi Clinics
The Punjab government has opened 100 new Aam Aadmi Clinics to provide free and quality healthcare services to the people.
These clinics offer essential medicines, laboratory tests, and various healthcare services like antenatal care, treatment for dog-bite cases, and family planning services.
The clinics are staffed with medical officers, pharmacists, and trained healthcare personnel.
The government aims to make healthcare more accessible and affordable for everyone in Punjab.
Punjab government launched 100 more Aam Aadmi Clinics, totaling 1,090 clinics in the state.
71 clinics were inaugurated on Saturday, with the remaining 29 to be opened by July 31.
These clinics provide 107 essential medicines and 47 types of laboratory tests for free.
Each clinic is staffed with a medical officer, pharmacist, and trained healthcare personnel.
The clinics offer services like antenatal care, treatment for dog-bite cases, and family planning services.
- Who
- Punjab Health and Family Welfare Minister Balbir Singh
- What
- Launch of 100 more Aam Aadmi Clinics
- When
- July 25, with remaining clinics to be inaugurated by July 31
- Where
- Across Punjab, with 71 inaugurated on Saturday
- Why
- To make free and quality healthcare services easily accessible to people
Government Perspective
Public Perspective
Accessibility of Healthcare
Government Perspective
The government believes these clinics bring healthcare closer to the people, making treatment simple, convenient, and affordable.
Public Perspective
The public appreciates the increased accessibility but may have varying experiences based on clinic locations and services.
- Total Clinics Launched
- 1,090
- Clinics Inaugurated on Saturday
- 71
- Remaining Clinics to be Inaugurated
- 29
- Essential Medicines Provided
- 107
- Laboratory Tests Provided
- 47
- Staff per Clinic
- Medical officer, pharmacist, and trained healthcare personnel