‘Sanjeevani’ rollout across State in August, says Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu announced the statewide rollout of 'Sanjeevani,' a digital healthcare integration program, starting in August. The system will centralize health records, provide AI-based medical assistance, and facilitate remote care for citizens.
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The project represents a significant digital transformation in public health delivery, aiming to improve accessibility and data management across the state.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday said the State government’s flagship programme, Sanjeevani, an integrated digital system that aims at improving delivery of healthcare services, would be implemented across the State from August.
Speaking at the ‘Sanjeevani’ programme held at Aspari in Alur Assembly constituency, Mr. Naidu explained the unique features of the project that would integrate technology to safeguard public health.
Under the programme, a digital health profile would be created for every individual and ABHA Health IDs issued to all family members, the Chief Minister said. Comprehensive health data, ranging from Primary Health Centres to the State level, would be integrated into a single platform, he said.
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