Urban healthcare facilities under a AUXILIARY NURSE MIDWIFE (ANM) employ these professionals in hospital maternity wards and community health centers as well as NGOs and private medical clinics. The healthcare staff in cities manages obstetric childcare services in addition to vaccination programs and family planning counseling and minimal medical care delivery. Healthcare staff operating in maternity areas rely on ANMs to deliver maternity treatment before and after births for both mother and child wellbeing. The professionals carry out disease prevention programs through health education initiatives while executing immunization campaigns thus helping advance public health objectives.
Urban ANM professionals deliver healthcare to residential neighborhoods while rendering services to slum residents and underprivileged groups so as to fill health service voids. Their work with medical staff includes helping doctors and nurses during emergency treatments and minor surgical interventions. Urban public health programs heavily depend on ANM professionals who advise and direct female patients about reproductive health and nutrition as well as hygiene practices. An increasing number of people living in urban areas require ANM professionals to provide affordable healthcare services that significantly improve the effectiveness of city healthcare networks.