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ESIC to improve healthcare delivery in Puducherry

Steps to be taken to improve working of the corporation’s healthcare facilities

June 27, 2022 07:06 pm | Updated 07:06 pm IST - PUDUCHERRY

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Labour Minister S. Chandira Priyanga chairing the meeting of the ESIC regional board in Puducherry.

Labour Minister S. Chandira Priyanga chairing the meeting of the ESIC regional board in Puducherry. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

The ESI Corporation (ESIC) will formulate measures to improve the functioning of the ESI health facilities in Puducherry.

The 5th Regional Board meeting of the ESI Corporation, Puducherry, chaired by S. Chandira Priyanga, Minister of Labour and Employment, recently, discussed various steps to be taken to improve the working of the ESI Hospital, Gorimedu, and the 15 ESI dispensaries across the Union Territory.

According to a press note, the Minister also suggested various measures to improve the delivery of medical services to ESI-insured persons and other beneficiaries.

S.D. Sundaresan, Labour Secretary, R. Gunasekaran, Additional Commissioner and Regional Director, ESIC, and other medical officers along with representatives of the employees and employers’ organisations participated in the meeting.

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