The Chief Minister's Special Monitoring Unit (SMU) conducted visits to various locations across Punjab under the "Clinic on Wheels" initiative, aimed at enhancing access to primary healthcare services in underserved communities. The visits took place on 01 July 2025 and included selected Union Councils and areas in multiple cities such as Marzi Pura, Yaqoob Abad (UC-58) and Masoom Shah Colony (UC-62) in Vehari; Kot Addu city; Bhattapur in Muzaffargarh; Union Councils 57, 59, 60, and 61 along with the MCH Center in Sheikhupura; Duesba H-16 in Hafizabad; Chorasta 38-D in Okara; and area 31-B in Rahim Yar Khan. During these visits, the SMU team evaluated the operational readiness and service delivery of mobile healthcare units deployed under the program. The assessment focused on the availability of medical equipment, essential medicines, and qualified staff onboard the mobile units, including doctors, nurses, and paramedics. The team reviewed patient registration processes, treatment records, and the volume of patients served during the mobile clinic's visits. Additional checks included the condition and cleanliness of mobile units, presence of first aid and emergency care supplies, functionality of diagnostic tools, and the adherence to government healthcare protocols. The monitoring team emphasized the importance of ensuring that the "Clinic on Wheels" initiative continues to deliver timely, quality, and free-of-cost healthcare services to remote and marginalized populations in line with the vision of the Government of Punjab.
