In a significant visit to Karwar, Surg Vice Admiral Arti Sarin, the Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), met with Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth, Admiral Superintendent, to assess the region’s medical infrastructure and healthcare delivery for naval personnel and their families. This engagement is part of a broader initiative to enhance healthcare services within the armed forces.
During her visit, the Vice Admiral undertook a detailed review of key medical facilities, including the Dockyard Dispensary, INS Kadamba MI Room, and the Submarine Medical Centre. Her assessment focused on understanding the operational capabilities of these establishments, the protocols established for patient care, and the measures in place to ensure medical preparedness for both routine and specialized healthcare needs.
Surg Vice Admiral Sarin commended the dedication and professionalism exhibited by the medical staff, which includes Medical Officers, Medical Assistants, Patient Care Workers, and civilian support staff. She emphasized their crucial role in maintaining the operational readiness of naval personnel through their commitment to delivering quality healthcare services.
In addition to her review, the Vice Admiral hosted an interactive session with the medical staff. This engagement provided an opportunity for her to share insights on positive healthcare practices and promote holistic well-being within the medical community. Her communication underscored the importance of continuous improvement, preventive care, and the necessity of adapting medical services to meet the evolving operational and clinical challenges faced by naval forces.
The visit reaffirmed the commitment of the Armed Forces Medical Services to prioritize the health and wellness of its personnel and their families, ensuring that they receive the highest standards of medical care.
