Agra : Health dept orders sealing of pvt hospital

The health department has ordered sealing of a private hospital in the city as it was found running without being registered with the department during an inspection on Monday by a team lead by CMO Dr Mukesh Kumar Vatsa

Yogesh Dubey ,
TNN

Updated On Apr 19, 2018 at 05:58 AM IST

<p>Cases of cerebrovascular diseases, such as brain stroke and haemorrhage, are on the rise in the state. There are four types of neuro problems - head trauma, severe vascular malfunction, organic abnormalities and brain tumours. These diseases have seen a rising trend in the country.</p> — Cases of cerebrovascular diseases, such as brain stroke and haemorrhage, are on the rise in the state. There are four types of neuro problems - head trauma, severe vascular malfunction, organic abnormalities and brain tumours. These diseases have seen a rising trend in the country.

AGRA: The health department has ordered sealing of a private hospital in the city as it was found running without being registered with the department during an inspection on Monday by a team lead by CMO Dr Mukesh Kumar Vatsa.

The persons in authority at the hospital were unable to produce registration papers to the officials. The inspectors found that the hospital lacked medical staff, doctors, and had been running without proper medical facilities.

Talking in this regard, deputy chief medical officer Dr Ajay Kapoor said that the hospital was running under the name “Agra City Hospital” and was not registered with the department. Earlier, he said, the hospital ran in the name of “CMC Sanmati Hospital”. After its license expired after a year, instead of renewing it, the hospital changed its name and continued operating.

“The hospital was running with new name. There were only two to three patients found. We have ordered to seal the hospital for not having a registration with the department. We have asked persons concerned at the hospital to shift the patients to another hospital. Further action will be taken in this regard,” he added.

Kapoor also said that the health department had taken action against 10 unregistered hospitals and clinics in the last two months. The drive against such institutions will continue till the end of April. Hospitals have been asked to renew their registrations by April, he added.