The Telangana government is set to establish 25 new wellness centres for its employees and pensioners. These centres will be made available within the premises of government general hospitals across the state.
According to Andhrajyothy, these new wellness centres will be part of the National Employees Health Scheme (NEHS). The objective is to provide enhanced health services to government employees and pensioners.
Andhrajyothy reported that these centres will be set up in the premises of government general hospitals in their respective districts. This will make medical services more accessible for employees and pensioners.
With the addition of these 25 new centres, the total number of wellness centres across the state will increase to 37, as stated by Andhrajyothy. This significantly expands the healthcare infrastructure.
This expansion will help government employees and pensioners access quality medical services within their own districts. It reflects the government's commitment to addressing their health needs.
Employees and pensioners in Telangana will benefit from improved access to healthcare services. This will help enhance their quality of life, as medical services will be readily available in their districts.