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Health
Meghalaya's Five Health Centres Earn National Quality Certification
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🗓 06 Nov 2026, 08:42 PM
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Five health centres in Meghalaya have been awarded the National Quality Certification, recognising their adherence to national healthcare standards.
The state of Meghalaya has achieved a notable milestone in healthcare quality as five of its health centres received the National Quality Certification. This award confirms that the facilities meet the stringent criteria set by the national accreditation body for safe and effective patient care.
The certification reflects the centres’ commitment to quality management and service delivery, ensuring that patients receive care that aligns with national standards. It also highlights the state’s ongoing efforts to elevate the overall quality of its healthcare infrastructure.
Health officials in Meghalaya welcomed the achievement, noting that it will boost public confidence and encourage further improvements across the state’s health network. The certification is expected to help the centres attract more patients and serve as a benchmark for other facilities in the region.
The certification reflects the centres’ commitment to quality management and service delivery, ensuring that patients receive care that aligns with national standards. It also highlights the state’s ongoing efforts to elevate the overall quality of its healthcare infrastructure.
Health officials in Meghalaya welcomed the achievement, noting that it will boost public confidence and encourage further improvements across the state’s health network. The certification is expected to help the centres attract more patients and serve as a benchmark for other facilities in the region.