KRISHNENDU KUNDU
14 hours ago1 min read


KRISHNENDU KUNDU
14 hours ago1 min read


KRISHNENDU KUNDU
14 hours ago1 min read


KRISHNENDU KUNDU
2 days ago1 min read


21 Jul 2026
04:33:41 AM
SERVES FOR NATION

News Desk, News Nation 360: At its State Conference in West Bengal, the All Bengal Private Nursing Homes & Hospital Owners Association (PNHOA) outlined a comprehensive plan to improve regional healthcare delivery, with a primary focus on successfully implementing Ayushman Bharat – Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY), the Central Government's flagship public health insurance scheme. The conference, which was attended by a distinguished group of medical stakeholders, hospital administrators, and organisational leaders, including PNHOA President Prof. Dr. Gautam Narayan Sarkar, Chief Advisor Dr Malay Pit, senior officials Ashutosh Mondal, and Joint Secretary Taher Sheikh, addressed urgent structural issues like increasing access to affordable healthcare, improving public-private collaboration, and guaranteeing the long-term financial viability of private medical facilities. Dr Sarkar reaffirmed the organisation's steadfast commitment to working with legislators to integrate vulnerable socioeconomic groups into a coordinated, effective, and inclusive public health ecosystem, emphasising that private hospitals and nursing homes already bear a significant portion of the state's patient load. Concluding with a formal commitment by PNHOA to continue active, sustained engagement with government bodies to foster policy support, drive clinical innovation, and secure long-term, accessible medical care for every citizen across West Bengal, turnkey discussions also focused on building robust medical infrastructure to alleviate mounting pressure on state-run healthcare services.
Pic - Courtesy