Chief Minister’s Special Monitoring Unit Evaluates Clinic on Wheels Initiative Across Punjab
The Chief Minister’s Special Monitoring Unit (SMU) conducted extensive field visits across Punjab as part of the government’s flagship Clinic on Wheels initiative, designed to improve access to essential healthcare services in remote and underserved communities.
The visits spanned a diverse range of cities and Union Councils, including:
Hafizabad — Mohalla Taj Pura
Sahiwal — Union Councils 46, 03, and 05
Faisalabad — Union Council 76
Kot Addu City
Attock — Hazro and Dak Bangalow
Gujrat — two dedicated teams covering different areas of the city
Jhang — Ahmadpur Sial (Basti Miyani Janubi)
Vehari — Marzi Pura and Union Council 59
Rahim Yar Khan City
Sargodha — Union Council 149
Mianwali — Union Council Yaro Khel
During these monitoring visits, SMU teams evaluated the operational readiness and service delivery of the mobile healthcare units deployed under the program. The assessments focused on ensuring the presence of qualified medical professionals — including doctors, nurses, and paramedics — and verifying the availability of essential medicines, medical equipment, and functioning diagnostic tools.
The teams also reviewed patient registration procedures, daily service volumes, treatment documentation, and the hygiene and maintenance of the mobile units. Particular attention was paid to the stocking of first aid and emergency care supplies, as well as adherence to the Government of Punjab’s healthcare service delivery standards.
The SMU reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that the Clinic on Wheels initiative continues to deliver free, timely, and high-quality healthcare services to marginalized populations, reflecting the Chief Minister’s vision for equitable and accessible healthcare across Punjab.