Nursing homes treating COVID patients with expired license, DMA seeks Govt intervention for renewal
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New Delhi: Taking strict cognizance of nursing homes (including those treating COVID patients) functioning with an expired license, the Delhi Medical Association (DMA) has sought the state government's intervention in taking necessary steps to resolve the concern.
According to a recent media report, registration of most private hospitals expired on March 31st. However, the state government has not taken any initiative to renew their registrations despite the direction given by the State Health Minister, Satyendra Jain to the authorities concerned to renew the registration of private hospitals and nursing homes till December 31st, 2020.
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