Lt Gen Arindam Chatterjee Visits Command Hospital Kolkata, Emphasizes Patient Care

Lt Gen Chatterjee’s visit underscores the Army’s commitment to improving healthcare facilities and ensuring that medical services remain a top priority in the welfare of troops and their families.

In a significant visit to the Command Hospital in Kolkata, Lt Gen Arindam Chatterjee, Director General of Medical Services (Army), emphasized the importance of dedicated patient care during his interactions with the troops on Thursday.

During his tour, Lt Gen Chatterjee highlighted the virtues of dedication, humility, and courtesy in patient treatment. He expressed his appreciation for the hospital staff’s commitment to these values and underscored their importance in medical services.

The General Officer also visited several key facilities, including the newly established Early Intervention Centre (EIC), various super-specialty centers, and the recently installed Digital Mammography Centre. He praised the ongoing infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing patient care and the integration of advanced technologies in treatment processes.

The Command Hospital’s recent upgrades and the addition of the Early Intervention Centre are part of a broader initiative to provide comprehensive and state-of-the-art healthcare services to both military personnel and civilians.

Lt Gen Chatterjee’s visit underscores the Army’s commitment to improving healthcare facilities and ensuring that medical services remain a top priority in the welfare of troops and their families.