What this scheme offers
Aam Aadmi Clinics apply the same logic that made Delhi's Mohalla Clinics one of AAP's signature achievements — put free primary healthcare, basic diagnostics and free medicines within genuine walking distance of a neighbourhood, rather than requiring a trip to a district hospital for something as routine as a fever or a blood-pressure check. Over 1,090 clinics were operating across Punjab as of September 2026, cited by the state government as a core part of its healthcare push alongside broader infrastructure and staffing investments.
Who is eligible
- Any Punjab resident seeking primary healthcare or basic diagnostics.
- No income or category restriction for walk-in primary care.
Documents required
- None required for walk-in care — Aadhaar may be requested for records
How to apply
- Visit your nearest Aam Aadmi Clinic for free primary consultation and basic tests.
- No appointment or registration is typically needed for walk-in care.
- Collect free medicines prescribed at the clinic directly from the on-site pharmacy.
- For referral to secondary or tertiary care, ask the clinic's doctor about the next steps.
- Locate your nearest clinic through the Punjab Health Department's facility information, where available.