Bhopal, July 8: The Madhya Pradesh Government is working to expand digital healthcare services to the remotest parts of the state under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), with the aim of improving access to quality and affordable healthcare through technology.
The initiative focuses on strengthening digital health infrastructure and connecting patients, healthcare institutions, and service providers through an integrated digital ecosystem. The expansion is expected to benefit people living in rural and remote areas by making healthcare services more accessible and efficient.
Through the use of digital platforms, citizens will be able to access healthcare facilities more conveniently, while medical institutions will benefit from improved coordination, better record management, and smoother delivery of services.
Officials said the move will help reduce geographical barriers in healthcare access and support timely medical assistance for people in underserved regions. The government is also focusing on promoting the use of digital tools to improve transparency, efficiency, and the overall quality of healthcare services.
The expansion of ABDM services is part of Madhya Pradesh’s broader efforts to use technology-driven solutions to strengthen the health sector and ensure that modern healthcare facilities reach every section of society.
