National Mobile Medical Unit
Operated by CAMP under the National Health Mission (NHM)
The National Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) Programme, operated by CAMP under the National Health Mission (NHM), was officially launched on 1st September 2025 with a mission to provide quality primary healthcare services to remote, rural, tribal, and underserved populations across the state of Assam with 130 units. The initiative ensures that essential medical care reaches communities that struggle with limited access to fixed health facilities.
Our Reach and Impact
Since inception, the MMU network has delivered remarkable health outreach across diverse regions. As of today, our services have achieved through 130 nos of MMU fleet:
Month | OPD | ANC | PNC | ECG | Ophthalmic Advice | Kit Test | Blood Test | Total Lab Test | Referred |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sep | 199914 | 3307 | 504 | 1029 | 15701 | 27792 | 79134 | 106926 | 4464 |
Oct | 209507 | 2579 | 601 | 3097 | 23439 | 50930 | 189427 | 240357 | 6920 |
Nov | 204820 | 2921 | 792 | 3090 | 21144 | 53246 | 190213 | 243459 | 4972 |
These achievements reflect the programme’s dedication to accessible, equitable, and high-quality healthcare delivery for all.
Commitment to Accessible Healthcare
CAMP’s MMU initiative under NHM stands as a transformative force in public health delivery bridging geographical barriers, strengthening community trust, and ensuring timely care where it is needed most. With continuous improvement, dedicated service teams, and robust diagnostic capabilities, the programme is committed to expanding its reach and uplifting health outcomes across the nation.
The Tea Garden Mobile Medical Unit (80 MMU): Bringing Healthcare to the Gardens
The Tea Garden Mobile Medical Unit (80 MMU) is a critical component of healthcare delivery designed specifically to address the unique health challenges and geographical isolation of populations residing in India’s tea garden estates. These units represent a dedicated effort to bridge the gap
between essential medical services and the remote communities of tea plantation workers and their families.
The Non-Tea Garden Mobile Medical Unit (50 MMU) concept refers to a system of medical vehicles dedicated to serving the general population in areas that lack permanent healthcare infrastructure. These MMUs are typically deployed in rural, tribal, and remote districts, extending the reach of government and public health programs far beyond the limits of established primary health centers (PHCs).
