Cashless Hospitalization

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Friday launched smart health cards under the Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojana to enable around 3.5 crore people to get cashless healthcare services in 200 hospitals in the state and other parts of the country.

IRDAI has also asked the health insurers to convey their decision on final discharge of patients whose Covid claims are covered, within an hour of receiving the final bill from the hospital concerned

Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) provides a cover of up to Rs 5 lakh per family per year, for hospitalisation for over 10.74 crore vulnerable families in cashless and paperless manner, at public and empanelled private hospitals, National Health Agency under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on its website www...

In Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that his government will launch the ambitious Ayushman Bharat healthcare scheme on September 25, 2018. Modi's Ayushman Bharat scheme, touted as the world's largest healthcare scheme, aims to provide a coverage of Rs five lakh per family annually. The target beneficiaries of the sch...

Private hospitals will no longer offer cashless treatment to government employees, even if they are covered under the central government's health service scheme.

Tamil Nadu's Chief Electoral Officer Praveen Kumar made news recently when he chose to bring his father from North India and get him admitted in a government hospital in Chennai for treatment. That may well be seen as a refreshing departure from those in the corridors of power who would usually prefer corporate hospitals.

Cashless facility for mediclaim policy holders would be available at all hospitals in emergency and trauma cases, Parliament was informed on Friday. In emergency and trauma cases, cashless facility will be provided at all hospitals irrespective of the fact that they are part of the Preferred Provider Network (PPN) or not, Minister of State ...

In the ongoing tussle between state-run insurance companies and hospitals, there might be some relief for patients for whom the cashless facilities had been withdrawn by insurance companies. So, while rushing for a medical treatment you will now have an option to choose the class of hospital and pay as per standardised rates, according to a...

It has been almost two months since the issue of cashless treatment under insurance policies became the bone of contention between insurance companies and hospitals. But despite several attempts to arrive at a peaceful solution, there seems to be no respite for individual cashless policy holders as the stand-off between private hospitals an...

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Helping policy holders caught in the fight between insurers and hospitals, regulator IRDA on Wednesday said companies will have to constantly inform customers about the hospitals, which offer cashless treatment. "In order to ensure that the interests of the policy holders are not adversely affected when a change in Preferred Provider Networ...

Ending a 50-day stalemate, PSU insurers and city-based major corporate hospitals are likely to reach an agreement to restore cashless treatment facility from Friday. The likely restoration of the facility would ultimately be based on varying package rates for different hospitals. To avail facility in hospitals like Max, Fortis, Apollo,...

Cashless medical facilities for persons insured with PSU companies are now available in 560 hospitals in four big cities and the network will be expanded to four more cities as well, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Tuesday. Presently 560 hospitals are included in the Preferred Provider Network (PPN) in the four cities (Delhi, Mumbai, Chenna...

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Friday launched smart health cards under the Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojana to enable around 3.5 crore people to get cashless healthcare services in 200 hospitals in the state and other parts of the country.

IRDAI has also asked the health insurers to convey their decision on final discharge of patients whose Covid claims are covered, within an hour of receiving the final bill from the hospital concerned

Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) provides a cover of up to Rs 5 lakh per family per year, for hospitalisation for over 10.74 crore vulnerable families in cashless and paperless manner, at public and empanelled private hospitals, National Health Agency under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on its website www...

In Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that his government will launch the ambitious Ayushman Bharat healthcare scheme on September 25, 2018. Modi's Ayushman Bharat scheme, touted as the world's largest healthcare scheme, aims to provide a coverage of Rs five lakh per family annually. The target beneficiaries of the sch...

Private hospitals will no longer offer cashless treatment to government employees, even if they are covered under the central government's health service scheme.

Tamil Nadu's Chief Electoral Officer Praveen Kumar made news recently when he chose to bring his father from North India and get him admitted in a government hospital in Chennai for treatment. That may well be seen as a refreshing departure from those in the corridors of power who would usually prefer corporate hospitals.

Cashless facility for mediclaim policy holders would be available at all hospitals in emergency and trauma cases, Parliament was informed on Friday. In emergency and trauma cases, cashless facility will be provided at all hospitals irrespective of the fact that they are part of the Preferred Provider Network (PPN) or not, Minister of State ...

In the ongoing tussle between state-run insurance companies and hospitals, there might be some relief for patients for whom the cashless facilities had been withdrawn by insurance companies. So, while rushing for a medical treatment you will now have an option to choose the class of hospital and pay as per standardised rates, according to a...

It has been almost two months since the issue of cashless treatment under insurance policies became the bone of contention between insurance companies and hospitals. But despite several attempts to arrive at a peaceful solution, there seems to be no respite for individual cashless policy holders as the stand-off between private hospitals an...

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Helping policy holders caught in the fight between insurers and hospitals, regulator IRDA on Wednesday said companies will have to constantly inform customers about the hospitals, which offer cashless treatment. "In order to ensure that the interests of the policy holders are not adversely affected when a change in Preferred Provider Networ...

Ending a 50-day stalemate, PSU insurers and city-based major corporate hospitals are likely to reach an agreement to restore cashless treatment facility from Friday. The likely restoration of the facility would ultimately be based on varying package rates for different hospitals. To avail facility in hospitals like Max, Fortis, Apollo,...

Cashless medical facilities for persons insured with PSU companies are now available in 560 hospitals in four big cities and the network will be expanded to four more cities as well, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Tuesday. Presently 560 hospitals are included in the Preferred Provider Network (PPN) in the four cities (Delhi, Mumbai, Chenna...