On June 3, 2026, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu inaugurated the Lalitha PVS Hospital in Guntur, a 600-bed multi-specialty facility aimed at enhancing healthcare access. He highlighted that only healthy citizens can contribute to a wealthy nation, reinforcing the government's vision for a 'healthy, wealthy, and happy Andhra Pradesh.' Naidu announced the forthcoming 'Sanjeevani' program, which will provide digital health records and conduct 42 types of medical tests at citizens' doorsteps. Additionally, he revealed plans for a Universal Health Policy that promises free treatment up to ₹2.5 lakh per person. Addressing public health concerns, he advocated for better food habits and exercise, warning against the dangers of excessive pesticide use in agriculture. Naidu also called for yoga training cells in corporate hospitals and expressed commitment to making Andhra Pradesh a leading healthcare destination, with plans to develop Amaravati similarly to Hyderabad, attracting patients nationwide for advanced treatments.