Major General Amul Kapoor Evaluates Clinical Advancements at Eastern Command Hospital
Major General Amul Kapoor, serving as the Senior Consultant in Medicine at the Director General Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS), conducted an inspection of the Command Hospital Eastern Command on May 29, 2026. The purpose of the visit was to evaluate the hospital's clinical capabilities, healthcare infrastructure, and initiatives aimed at enhancing patient care quality.
Throughout his visit, Maj Gen Kapoor received a comprehensive briefing on the improvements made to the hospital's clinical facilities, the upgrades to its infrastructure, and the ongoing endeavors to bolster medical services for the Armed Forces and their families.
Maj Gen Kapoor explored various wards and specialized departments, engaging with medical and nursing staff, as well as administrative personnel, to obtain a detailed understanding of the hospital's operations and patient care systems.
He praised the notable advancements in infrastructure, clinical preparedness, and the standards of healthcare delivery, highlighting the hospital's dedication to maintaining high levels of both operational and medical readiness.
Maj Gen Kapoor also lauded the hospital staff for their professionalism, commitment, and continuous efforts in delivering quality healthcare services.
According to officials, Maj Gen Kapoor recognized the effective execution of the observations and recommendations provided by the RM Trophy Assessment Team during its previous year's visit, which have contributed to enhancing the hospital's overall performance and the patient care ecosystem.
This visit emphasized the ongoing focus of the Armed Forces Medical Services on improving healthcare infrastructure, clinical excellence, and patient-centered services within military medical institutions.
