New Delhi, Jan 19 : Twenty hospitals in the city have been asked to take necessary steps for conducting the annual health check of Indian Administrative Service officers.
In an order to the Chief Medical Superintendents of the approved government and private hospitals, Director Services, Department of Personnel and Training, Deepti Umashankar said, “Kindly ensure that the system works smoothly and the individual officer does not face any inconvenience.”
The arrangement for annual health check up of IAS officers was started in 2008.
“It is again requested that the arrangement mentioned therein may be continued for the year 2012 and subsequent years also, unless revised by this department, the order read.
The hospitals include Safdarjung Hospital, Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Hospital, Rockland Hospital, Metro Hospital, Max Delhi Heart and Vascular Institute and Saket Indraprastha Apollo Hospital.
As per the order, the hospitals have been asked to conduct the prescribed test on a single day and provide the report to the respective officer the following day.
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