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Date: 2026-07-31 Category: LOKSABHA_QNA State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Strengthening of Ayushman Arogya Mandirs

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GOVERNMENT OFINDIA MINISTRYOFHEALTHAND FAMILYWELFARE DEPARTMENT OFHEALTHAND FAMILYWELFARE LOK SABHA STARREDQUESTION NO. *185 TOBE ANSWERED ONTHE 31THJULY,2026 STRENGTHENING OFAYUSHMANAROGYAMANDIRS *185 SMT.MALVIKADEVI: SHRINALIN SOREN: Will the MINISTEROFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE be pleasedtostate: (a) the number of Ayushman Arogya Mandirs approved and operational across the country, State/UT-wise, district-wise andparliamentary constituency-wise for Nabarangpur,Bastar and Kanker; (b) the detailsof funds allocated, releasedandutilised for establishment, upgradation and functioning of Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, in the country during the last three years, State-wise anddistrict-wise includingthe said constituencies; (c) whether the Government proposes to further strengthen Ayushman Arogya Mandirs by ensuring and increasing the specialized medical services, essential drugs, modern medical equipments, digital health services, human resources, particularly in aspirational districts, rural, tribal-dominated areas and underserved regions of the country, particularly under the special provisions of the Union Budget 2026-27; and (d) if so, the details thereof including the proposed establishment of new AAMs, augmentation of manpower, diagnostic equipments, telemedicine facilities, essential medicines, digital health infrastructure and financial assistance for improving accessibility andeffectiveness of primaryhealthservices inthe country, State/UT-wise? ANSWER THE MINISTER OFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE (SHRIJAGATPRAKASH NADDA) (a) to(d)AStatementislaidonthe Table of the House.STATEMENTREFERRED TOIN REPLYTO LOK SABHA STARREDQUESTION NO. 185*FOR31THJULY,2026 (a) to(d) As reportedby States/Union Territories (UTs) onAyushman Arogya Mandir (AAM) portal, 1,86,298AAMs have beenoperationalized across the country, as on30.06.2026. State/ Union Territory-wise number of AAMs operationalized across the country is enclosed as Annexure-I. As informed by Government of Odisha, a total of 213 AAMs have been operationalised in Nabarangpur parliamentary constituency.As informedby Government of Chhattisgarh, a total of 682 AAMs and 645 AAMs have been operationalised in Bastar and Kanker parliamentary constituencyrespectively. The National Health Mission (NHM) provides support for improvement in health infrastructure, human resources in health facilities, availability and accessibility to quality healthcare across the country. Technical and financial support is provided to the States/Union Territories to strengthen the public healthcare system, based on the proposals received in the form of Programme Implementation Plans (PIPs) under NHM. Approval is accorded to the proposals in the form of Record of Proceedings (RoPs) as per norms & available resources. Details of State/Union Territory-wise Central Release & Expenditure under NHM including AAMs for the FY2023-24 toFY2025-26 isattachedat Annexure-II. Under the Pradhan Mantri Ayushman Bharat Health Infrastructure Mission (PM-ABHIM), support is also provided for infrastructure development for 11,001 Building less-AAMs and 5,456 Urban AAMs etc. The Fifteenth Finance Commission (FC-XV) had recommended grants through Local Governments for specific components of the health sectors. Under FC-XVsupport was providedfor 9,863 urbanAAMs towards strengthening of primaryhealth care. The AAMs are required to deliver 12 packages of primary health care services across urban, rural, tribal dominated and aspirational district areas, encompassing Reproductive and Child Care Services, Communicable Diseases, Non Communicable Diseases, Palliative Care and ElderlyCare,CareforCommonMentalDisorders,SubstanceUseDisordersManagement,Oral Health,ENTCareandBasicEmergencyCare. To complement the expanded services, the essential list of drugs & diagnostics has been expanded to make available 179 drugs & 63 diagnostics at Primary Health Centre (PHC)-AAMs and 113 drugs & 14 diagnostics at Sub Health Centre (SHC)-AAMs in the country. Under NHM, financial assistance isprovided for augmentation of human resources, including CommunityHealthOfficer(CHO),AuxiliaryNurseMidwife(ANM)andMultipurposeworker -Male along with ASHAs in the catchment area for SHC-AAM and Medical Officer, staff nurses,pharmacist,HealthAssistantsandLabtechnicianforPHC-AAM. Comprehensive Primary Health Care (CPHC) services at AAM are supported by a set ofinteroperable digital portals for digital recording and reporting. In an effort to establish seamless data flow andcontinuity of care,this Ministry haslaunched SwasthBharat Portal- a centralized digital platform that provides single-window access to multiple national health programs, thereby reducing the burden of data reporting on healthcare providers and prioritizingpatientcare. Further, the medicine availability has been strengthened through Drugs and Vaccine Distribution Management System (DVDMS) portal to enable end-to-end digital inventory management, real-time stock monitoring, and streamlined supply chain oversight to minimise stock-outs. AsperAAMportal,atotalof31,347AAMsintribaldistrictsand27,775AAMsinaspirational districtshavealsobeenoperationalisedacrossthecountryason30.6.2026. The teleconsultation services, available at all operational AAMs across the country, enables people to access the specialist services closer to their homes addressing concerns of physical accessibility, shortage of service providersandtofacilitate continuumof care. A total of 1,546 Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) are supported under NHM to provide outreach services in remote villages with difficult terrain which are underserved and inaccessible. Under National Ambulance Service, Advanced Life Support (ALS), Basic Life Support (BLS), Patient Transport Vehicle (PTV), Boat ambulances, Bike ambulances and Emergency Response Vehicles are supported under NHM for transportation of patients across the country. *****Annexure-I Numberof AAMs operationalized, State/UnionTerritory-wise, ason30.06.2026: S.N. StateName No. of operational AAM 1 Andaman& Nicobar Islands 129 2 Andhra Pradesh 11,873 3 Arunachal Pradesh 510 4 Assam 4,966 5 Bihar 12,444 6 Chandigarh 60 7 Chhattisgarh 5,898 8 Delhi 389 9 DNH&DD 88 10 Goa 310 11 Gujarat 10,625 12 Haryana 3,272 13 HimachalPradesh 2,845 14 Jammu & Kashmir 3,173 15 Jharkhand 4,181 16 Karnataka 10,137 17 Kerala 7,207 18 Ladakh 321 19 Lakshadweep 13 20 Madhya Pradesh 12,775 21 Maharashtra 13,457 22 Manipur 420 23 Meghalaya 641 24 Mizoram 416 25 Nagaland 485 26 Odisha 7,379 27 Puducherry 133 28 Punjab 3,322 29 Rajasthan 14,494 30 Sikkim 183 31 Tamil Nadu 8,454 32 Telangana 5,038 33 Tripura 1,133 34 Uttar Pradesh 23,646 35 Uttarakhand 2,364 36 West Bengal 13,517 Total 1,86,298Annexure-II State/UnionTerritory-wiseCentralRelease &ExpenditureunderNHMincludingAAMs forthe FY2023-24toFY2025-26 Rs. In Crore S. Name of theState/ 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 No. UnionTerritory CentralRelease Expenditure CentralRelease Expenditure CentralRelease Expenditure 1 AndamanandNicobar 37.84 40.71 49.99 44.41 44.41 48.48 Islands 2 Andhra Pradesh 1,096.01 2,833.44 1,319.61 2,439.82 1,162.85 2,764.51 3 Arunachal Pradesh 404.55 399.44 388.86 472.93 349.93 411.14 4 Assam 2,257.06 2,626.87 2,076.25 2,607.54 2,318.22 2,601.84 5 Bihar 2,032.95 4,010.97 2,367.18 4,466.31 2,508.99 4,287.22 6 Chandigarh 30.58 31.85 43.43 37.29 50.53 49.53 7 Chattisgarh 875.80 1,743.79 969.11 1,784.09 1,159.42 2,121.60 8 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 39.92 41.96 40.96 40.47 49.12 43.02 andDaman& Diu 9 Delhi 150.54 338.41 240.39 365.44 346.34 547.04 10 Goa 48.97 84.53 55.06 95.17 51.20 90.20 11 Gujarat 1,506.96 4,040.00 1,324.86 3,198.15 1,362.72 2,757.10 12 Haryana 524.01 1,221.41 562.49 1,127.06 636.01 1,402.07 13 HimachalPradesh 470.36 629.76 523.70 654.52 572.05 653.43 14 Jammu & Kashmir 805.22 956.95 1,040.76 1,110.30 1,017.14 1,180.71 15 Jharkhand 958.06 1,992.91 964.31 1,986.59 984.57 1,873.32 16 Karnataka 1,187.60 2,741.98 1,295.81 2,478.23 1,268.26 2,513.61 17 Kerala 189.15 1,246.25 1,351.78 1,422.88 813.16 1,743.43 18 Ladakh 120.44 119.67 135.98 150.50 142.24 138.98S. Name of theState/ 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 No. UnionTerritory CentralRelease Expenditure CentralRelease Expenditure CentralRelease Expenditure 19 Lakshadweep 3.79 7.10 9.68 10.00 12.94 10.40 20 Madhya Pradesh 2,545.68 5,202.61 2,430.91 5,225.77 3,047.35 5,628.05 21 Maharashtra 2,729.30 5,001.70 2,417.95 4,364.86 2,496.92 5,149.77 22 Manipur 169.12 159.32 279.16 295.79 255.54 366.92 23 Meghalaya 261.39 305.83 297.95 393.01 336.52 377.57 24 Mizoram 134.42 179.84 159.96 174.67 179.13 206.88 25 Nagaland 184.84 196.69 204.47 243.60 187.95 228.10 26 Odisha 1,901.77 3,356.68 1,916.79 3,585.01 1,760.71 4,330.21 27 Puducherry 30.80 45.74 26.27 49.27 30.83 56.40 28 Punjab 91.49 1,428.94 878.21 1,027.72 724.47 1,146.42 29 Rajasthan 2,785.46 4,350.63 2,398.62 4,772.33 2,360.80 4,540.21 30 Sikkim 68.17 75.77 81.67 89.59 99.18 117.93 31 Tamil Nadu 1,996.06 3,104.16 1,742.67 3,461.74 1,714.44 3,191.61 32 Telangana 564.93 1,288.75 1,110.43 1,872.42 868.92 1,452.06 33 Tripura 264.31 309.62 268.67 279.35 331.00 382.15 34 Uttar Pradesh 4,928.14 10,572.60 5,853.43 10,377.16 5,686.12 11,069.32 35 Uttarakhand 711.33 709.79 604.05 760.15 620.69 722.30 36 West Bengal 890.42 3,641.98 688.44 3,583.07 1,324.66 3,588.42 Total 32,997.43 65,038.66 36,119.87 65,047.23 36,875.33 67,791.93 Note: 1.Theabove releasesrelate toCentral Govt.Grants &donotinclude Stateshare contribution. 2.Expenditureincludesexpenditureagainst Central Release,Staterelease &unspentbalancesat thebeginningoftheyear. 3.ExpenditureisasperFMRssubmitted byStates/UTsandisprovisional. *****

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