Slot booking for SADAREM certificates begins on July 3
In a press release issued on Wednesday (July 2), Dr. Satish said slot bookings for the next three months—July to September 2025—can be made either at the nearest Mee Seva centres or at the village/ward secretariats.
He added that SADAREM certification camps will be conducted at various government hospitals across the district.
At the Eluru Government General Hospital, certificates will be issued on Tuesdays for individuals with physical, mental, hearing and visual impairments. At the Area Hospital in Nuzvid, certificates will be issued on Tuesdays for individuals with physical and visual disabilities.
At the CHC in Kaikaluru, services will be provided on Mondays for those with physical disabilities, and at the Area Hospital in Jangareddygudem, certification will be issued for physical and visual impairments.
Eligible applicants are encouraged to book their slots in advance to avoid delays and ensure smooth processing, he added.
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