In a significant effort to enhance healthcare services, the Uttar Pradesh health department launched a six-month inspection drive under the State Review Mission, initiated on October 29, 2025. This initiative involved inspecting over 16,000 health units across all 75 districts to identify gaps in infrastructure, manpower, and patient services. The inspections, conducted by 901 divisional and district-level officers, covered various facilities, including 93 district hospitals, 861 community health centres, and 12,405 health sub-centres. The drive has resulted in improved accountability and service quality, particularly in rural areas, through stricter monitoring and regular reviews. The health department utilized a specially designed “Facility Observation Checklist” to evaluate the availability of medicines, equipment, and ambulance services, alongside collecting patient feedback. Additionally, the campaign included inspections of 2,661 chief minister Arogya Health Melas aimed at improving healthcare access in villages. Officials have indicated that a second phase of inspections is already underway to further enhance monitoring and service standards.