Cluster health institutions into primary care institutions (base hospitals), secondary care institutions (general hospitals), and tertiary care institutions (teaching hospitals) to ensure effective and continuous care.
Why this status
The government has begun a phased expansion of primary care and Cabinet has approved 1,000 Arogya Health and Wellness Centres for 2026–28, taking the primary-care network to 2,000 institutions. This supports the promised health-system reorganisation, but no official record yet confirms that all hospitals have been formally clustered into the exact primary, secondary and tertiary structure promised.
Evidence timeline
Oldest first. Each item is labelled by whether it supports the promise being kept or cuts against it.
- 1 Jun 2026SupportsOfficial release
“Cabinet approved phased establishment of 1,000 Arogya Health and Wellness Centres during 2026–28, increasing the total primary-care network to 2,000 institutions.”
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