Srinagar: Paras Health Srinagar has been officially an empire with the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF), an important milestone in expanding quality healthcare access to the paramilitary personnel and their families. Along with this imperialism, the hospital has launched cashless OPD and IPD services for beneficiaries from forces including BSF, CRPF, ITBP, CISF and SSB.
Launch event was organized in Paras Health Srinagar in the presence of major dignitaries including Dig (Medical) and DIG (ADM) of CRPF along with senior doctors and medical representatives associated with CAPF Healthcare. His participation showed an integrated commitment to increase the good of the service forces in the country’s security forces.
“Our paramilitary personnel serve under some of the most difficult conditions, far from home, in high -risk areas, and often without immediate access to care. In Paras Health Srinagar, we believe that people who protect us, should not worry about navigating complex systems, when it is for their own health. Murtuza Habib, Facilitated Srinagar.
As part of this initiative, CAPF beneficiaries and their dependents can now take advantage of themselves, from multi-specific counseling and advanced diagnosis to surgical treatment, all are all offered under cashless framework.
To ensure a smooth and stress-free experience, Paras Health Srinagar has streamlined the entire patient journey. Every aspect is designed for efficiency, from trouble-free registration and documentation to spontaneous billing processes. Dedicated patient relationship officers are available to guide families through the process. Additionally, the hospital offers round-the-clock emergency services with priority access to CAPF personnel.
This initiative reflects continuous efforts to bridge important health care gaps through meaningful public participation of Paras Health and to support the medical needs of those who dedicate their lives to national security.
