Satya Kumar Yadav

A.P. Health Minister accuses YSRCP of spreading misinformation regarding NTR Vaidya Seva and challenges YSRCP president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy to a public debate on the issue.

Andhra Pradesh's Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav announced an action plan to develop 12 government teaching hospitals into full-fledged organ transplant centers, ensuring public healthcare system access for patients.

PAV urges the government to strengthen disease surveillance as rising COVID cases may go undetected due to reduced testing. The organization recommends targeted testing for symptomatic individuals, vulnerable groups, and healthcare workers.

Four Ayush colleges will be established in Andhra Pradesh, with Integrated AYUSH hospitals in six locations (Tirupati, Giddalur, Nandigama, Tenali, Tekkali, and Rampachodavaram) under a ₹90 crore investment, as stated by Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav.

A minister proposes raising the retirement age of professors in government medical colleges from 63 to match the 70-year age in private institutions. Around 200 of 800 professor posts in 17 state government medical colleges remain vacant, impacting medical education quality, according to Satya Kumar Yadav.

A.P. Health Dept. will implement zonal slot booking for disability assessment starting July 8. Districts are divided into six zones, and mandatory online attendance registration for assessment camps has been introduced to reduce inconvenience for persons with disabilities, according to Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav.

The A.P. government is upgrading secondary hospitals, including district and area hospitals, CHCs, and mother and childcare hospitals, to provide quality healthcare closer to patients' homes, as stated by Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav.

A.P. Health Minister proposes a model to evaluate the performance of government hospitals by tracking daily services provided by doctors, nurses, and technicians.

BJP leader presents his book to Naidu. Union Minister of State for Mines Bupathiraju Srinivasa Varma and State Minister of Health Satya Kumar Yadav formally release the book titled 'Bharat Rising: In the Modi Era'.

The Health Minister has called for stronger action against substandard medicines in Andhra Pradesh, directing officials to enhance surveillance mechanisms and warning that negligence in public health will not be tolerated.

Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav reported increased doctor attendance and a rise in beneficiaries of NTR Vaidya Seva to the Chief Minister, highlighting progress in the state's health sector over the past two years.

The Health Minister highlights yoga's role in discipline, health, and wellness, emphasizing prevention through regular practice as more effective than post-illness treatment.

Government hospitals have seen a significant rise in surgeries (37.38%) and diagnostic tests (56.14%) over the past two years, with staff attendance reaching 83.75%, according to Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav.