Overview
- Chief Minister Lalduhoma inaugurated a two-day Knowledge Exchange Health Conclave at Falkland Park in Aizawl and released a coffee table book documenting the MHSSP, with attendees from multiple states plus delegates from the Gates Foundation and the North Eastern Council.
- The Mizoram Universal Health Care Scheme provides cashless treatment through empanelled hospitals, reaching 91% of targeted enrollment since its March launch last year and earning a National Health Authority award for card saturation.
- The Mizoram Health Systems Strengthening Project, launched in 2021 with World Bank financing and a total outlay of Rs 280 crore, is scheduled to conclude in March 2026.
- Project director Lily Chhakchhuak reported that four of five development objectives have been achieved and 14 of 16 intermediate indicators met as of January 2026.
- Officials highlighted upgrades across district hospitals, community and primary health centres, procurement of advanced equipment, improved services in remote areas, and national-level quality certifications, acknowledging support from the World Bank and the Central Government.