CDO takes strict action over mismanagement at Hathras District Hospital, demands report on illegal Ayushman card deductions
Chief Development Officer PN Dixit conducted a surprise inspection at Bagla District Combined Hospital in Hathras. During the visit, it was discovered that 1700 rupees were deducted from the Ayushman cards of patients treated for dog bites. The CDO expressed strong displeasure over the hospital's functioning and has demanded an immediate detailed report. Several other deficiencies in treatment and general arrangements were also identified during the inspection.
A surprise inspection by Chief Development Officer PN Dixit at Bagla District Combined Hospital in Hathras on Saturday revealed significant lapses in hospital management. The visit highlighted serious concerns regarding the quality of healthcare services being provided to the public.
The most concerning issue identified involved patients treated for dog bites. It was found that 1700 rupees had been deducted from their Ayushman cards for treatment that should have been provided free of cost under government guidelines.
CDO PN Dixit expressed severe dissatisfaction with the hospital administration regarding these unauthorized deductions. He has demanded an immediate explanation and a comprehensive report on the matter, emphasizing that such irregularities will not be tolerated.
Beyond the financial discrepancies, the inspection uncovered various shortcomings in patient care and basic hospital facilities. The CDO reviewed several wards and the outpatient department, noting that significant improvements are required to meet standard service levels.
According to reports from Amar Ujala, the CDO has issued strict directives to the hospital management to rectify these systemic issues immediately. He stressed that any negligence in delivering government-funded health services would be met with firm action.
The administration's intervention has caused significant concern among hospital staff. Local residents have expressed hope that this inspection will lead to tangible improvements in hospital operations, ensuring better care for future patients.
The hospital administration is currently tasked with preparing the report requested by the CDO. Further administrative action will be determined based on the findings of this report to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.