Archive · 11 Aug 2025
Madhya Pradesh: 415 Officers Appointed To Improve Health Services
The government in Madhya Pradesh is hiring over 400 new healthcare workers called Community Health Officers to help people in rural areas.
These officers will work in local health centers called Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, providing check-ups and basic healthcare services.
They will offer things like pregnancy care, child health checks, and help with common illnesses.
These centers will also have free tests and medicines.
This plan is meant to make it easier for people in the countryside to get the healthcare they need, closer to their homes.
National Health Mission (NHM) in Madhya Pradesh appointed 415 Community Health Officers.
Officers are posted in aspiring and high-priority districts, including Sidhi and Singrauli.
The appointments aim to improve primary health services, especially in rural areas.
Officers will serve in Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, providing 12 health service packages.
Around 12551 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs are operational, with officers appointed in 10189.
- Who
- National Health Mission, Community Health Officers, and residents of rural areas.
- What
- NHM appointed 415 Community Health Officers.
- When
- Information not available.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, in districts including Sidhi and Singrauli.
- Why
- To expand and improve health services, especially in rural areas.
- Organization
- National Health Mission (NHM)
- Role
- Community Health Officers
- Number of Officers
- 415
- Primary Locations
- Aspiring and high-priority districts
- Service Centers
- Ayushman Arogya Mandirs
- Health Packages
- 12 services