Patna: The Bihar Health Department on September 22 said all major health services at Loknayak Jayaprakash Narayan (LNJP) Hospital in Patna are functioning normally, following reports about problems linked to the hospital’s new building.
According to the department, patients are continuing to receive OPD, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and other medical services on a regular basis.
The clarification came after concerns were raised over arrangements at the hospital’s new building.
BMSICL Managing Director Reviews Situation
The department said the managing director of Bihar Medical Services and Infrastructure Corporation Limited (BMSICL) visited the hospital after being informed about the issue.
During the visit, the managing director held a meeting with the hospital director and representatives of the concerned agency to review the situation.
Necessary instructions were issued during the meeting, following which the reported problem was resolved on Monday itself, according to the Health Department.
Final Arrangements At New Building Underway
The department said some arrangements related to the hospital’s new building are still being finalised.
The hospital administration and the agencies involved are coordinating to complete the remaining arrangements in a phased manner.
The Health Department said priority is being given to ensuring that patients continue to receive necessary medical services without disruption.
Staff And Equipment Being Provided
According to the department, efforts are also underway to ensure the availability of doctors, nursing staff and other required personnel at the hospital.
The department said necessary medical equipment and other requirements are also being addressed as part of the arrangements at the hospital.
The Health Department maintained that patient convenience remains the top priority as the new building-related facilities are brought into their final operational setup.
