The government of Haryana has rolled out a set of ambitious IT-based health-system reforms aimed at strengthening community-level healthcare monitoring, resource management and service delivery. The initiatives were announced by the state’s Health Minister Arti Singh Rao. 

One flagship move is the launch of a digital Vehicle Tracking and Log Management System for mobile health teams. Under the new protocol, each team must record odometer readings and submit photographs at the start and end of each working day, as well as at every field visit. This allows administrators at district and state levels to verify team movements and ensure accountability a significant step toward curbing inefficiencies and improving response tracking. 

In parallel, the government has enhanced the state’s anemia-control programme by upgrading the AMH digital application. The revamped system now captures detailed treatment data for beneficiaries, tracks referrals, and monitors follow-up care. Through a newly built real-time dashboard, healthcare officials can now monitor anemia prevalence, analyse test results over time, and quickly identify regions or populations where services are lagging especially important for maternal and child health. 

Additionally, these reforms are part of a broader push under the state’s health-infrastructure overhaul, which recently approved procurement of new medical equipment, expansion of medical facilities, and upgrades to hospitals and health centres across Haryana.