Expanding Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) Network - Health Minister, Shri J P Nadda

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Government of India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

Expanding Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) Network - Health Minister, Shri J P Nadda

The criteria fixed for setting up a Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) dispensary in a particular area is as under:-

(i) In an existing CGHS city:- For opening of a new Allopathic CGHS dispensary in an existing CGHS city, there has to be a minimum of 2000 Card holders (serving employees of Central Government and Central Civil pensioners).

(ii) Extension of CGHS to a new City:- For extension of CGHS to a new city, there has to be a minimum of 6,000 Card holders.

As the resources under CGHS are fully committed, it is not possible at present to extend CGHS network to areas that are presently not covered even with the existing criteria.

The Health Minister, Shri J P Nadda stated this in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha here today.

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Free Medical Treatment for Senior Citizens

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Government of India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

Free Medical Treatment for Senior Citizens 

As per the unverified information available in public domain, many developed and developing countries have been providing either free medical treatment including medicines and hospitalisation or on subsidised cost, to their senior citizens. However, specific details of such schemes/policies are not available with the Health Ministry. 

The Government of India had launched National Programme for Health Care of the Elderly (NPHCE) during 2010-11 with a view to provide separate and specialized comprehensive health care facilities to senior citizens at various levels of state health care delivery system including outreach services. The health care facilities, being provided under this programme, are either free or highly subsidised. 

The major activities of the NPHCE are:- 

i) Setting up of Geriatric department in identified Regional Geriatric Centres (RGCs) with OPD care services and 30 bedded Geriatric ward for providing indoor services. RGCs will also undertake PG Courses in Geriatric for developing Human Resource

ii) Setting up of 10 bedded Geriatric units at all District Hospitals that will provide indoor services for elderly during hospitalisation. 

iii) Establishment of Rehabilitation unit at all Community Health Centres (CHCs) and Geriatric clinic twice/week. 

iv) Setting up weekly Geriatric clinic by trained medical Officer at Primary Health Centres (PHCs). 

Apart from this, Government of India has launched a Senior Citizen Health Insurance scheme with effect from 01.04.2016, as a top up scheme of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna (RSBY). The scheme will provide health coverage to senior citizen who are aged 60 years and above belonging to BPL category. Under this scheme, the health coverage is for Rs. 30,000/- per annum per senior citizen for treatment packages, over and above RSBY entitlement. The scheme would be cashless and run on the RSBY platform as an add-on cover. The add-on cover of Rs. 30,000/- per senior citizen will be for treatment of senior citizen only. Senior citizen are also eligible for cover under the primary RSBY on family floater basis of Rs. 30,000/-. 

It is further added that Public Health is a State subject Under the National Health Mission, support is provided to States/UTs for provision of drugs free of cost to all those who access public health facilities including the elderly population. 

The Health Minister, Shri J P Nadda stated this in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha here today. 

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Self-Printing of CGHS Card

F.No.Z.15025/1/2016/DIR/CGHS

Government of India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

Directorate General of CGHS

Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi – 110011

Dated: 31st March, 2016

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Self-Printing of CGHS Card

Kindly refer to the above subject.

2. This is to intimate that a facility for self-Printing of CGHS cards from CGHS website (cghs.nic.in) has been launched by the Hon’ble Union Health Minister on 29th March, 2016. This facility, which is available only to those beneficiaries who are already a part of the CGHS, will prove to be useful in various situations.

3. The basic purpose of this reference is to highlight that a card self-printed by the beneficiary stands on the same footing as one printed and issued by the CGHS itself. Software has been designed to ensure that the self-printed card will be of the same colour as the card issued by the CGHS. Therefore, all the staff working in your Hospital/Clinic/diagnostic Centre may be sensitized to ensure that there is no harassment to a beneficiary carrying a self-printed card. In case of any doubts. the particulars on the self-printed card may be compared with the CGHS database already available on CGHS website. Such instances should however be rare.

Sd/-

(Dr.D.C.Joshi)

Director, CGHS

Source: www.http://msotransparent.nic.in

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“A significant steps towards Digital India and for easy access of health services to the common man”: Shri J P Nadda

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Government of India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

Shri J P Nadda launches GIS-enabled HMIS application, self-printing of e-CGHS Card

“A significant steps towards Digital India and for easy access of health services to the common man”: Shri J P Nadda

Shri J P Nadda, Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare launched two major Digital initiatives to provide easy access to health services to the public: GIS-enabled HMIS application and the self-printing of e-CGHS cards, here today. Launching these initiatives of the Health Ministry, the Union Minister stated that the Health Ministry remains committed to strengthening public health systems and providing user-friendly health services in the country. He further stated that that this will provide a tremendous opportunity to further strengthen and enhance the reach of key interventions.

Terming these as significant and forward looking steps contributing to Digital India, Shri J P Nadda said: “The initiative will not only monitor the performance and quality of the health services being provided under the NHM, but will also provide effective healthcare to the rural population throughout the country”. The GIS-enabled HMIS services will provide comprehensive data on a GIS platform on 1.6 lakh Government Health facilities spread across the country. The project has been developed with the objective of enabling the effective usage of the HMIS application, enhancing analytical capabilities of States/UTs and providing a geographical display of HMIS data using GIS. The application also has scope of incorporating map layers of roads and water bodies which will provide comprehensive information regarding health facilities and disease vulnerable areas of the country. At present, the application is available in login domain of HMIS portal. It is planned to put it in public domain in near future. Moreover, the mapping provides data only on public health facilities presently, which shall soon be expanded to cover private facilities also, the Union Minister informed.

Health Management Information System (HMIS) is a web-based monitoring system that has been put in place by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW) to monitor its health programmes and provide key inputs for policy formulation and interventions. It was launched during October, 2008 with uploading of district consolidated figures. To make HMIS more robust and effective and in order to facilitate local level monitoring, “facility based reporting” was initiated since April, 2011. At present, 1.94 lakh health facilities (across all States/UTs) are uploading facility wise data on monthly basis on HMIS web portal. Data are presently being made available to various stakeholders in the form of standard & customized reports, factsheets, score- cards etc. HMIS data are widely used by the Ministry and States for policy planning, monitoring and supervision purpose.

The Union Health Minister, while launching the self-printing of the E-CGHS card, stated that this will provide ease and access to all those beneficiaries such as the pensioners who may find it difficult to go to the CGHS centres for renewal, and in the event of loss/misplacement of the card. As this can be printed from any location once the process of application based on authentic documents has been approved, this enables easy reprinting by the beneficiary himself/herself. The beneficiary can access this facility by visiting the CGHS portal at cghs.nic.in where simple steps for this have been enumerated.

Also present at the meeting were Shri B P Sharma, Secretary (HFW), and senior officers of the Health Ministry.

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Linking of CGHS Card number with Aadhaar is purely on a voluntary basis

Linking of CGHS Card number with Aadhaar is purely on a voluntary basis

The below information was given in written reply to a question about the linking between CGHS card and Aadhaar by the Minister of Health and Family Welfare Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda in Lok Sabha on 11th March 2016 as follows…

“Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has issued an Office Memorandum No. Z-15025/11/201-DIR CGHS dated the 10th July 2015 requesting the Ministries/Departments concerned to motivate their employees availing CGHS to link their Aadhaar Numbers with the CGHS database either online themselves through the CGHS portal or through the CMO-in-charge of their dispensary.

Central Government employees/pensioners applying for new CGHS cards/new plastic cards have the option to provide Aadhaar Number for entering the number in CGHS database.

Linking of CGHS beneficiary ID number with Aadhaar number is purely on a voluntary basis.

Linkage of Aadhaar number with CGHS ID will facilitate consolidation of all health-related data bases and enable more convenient access to various E-services in the future. “

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CGEGIS Table 2016 – Finmin Issued Tables of Benefits for the Savings Fund for the period from 01.01.2016 to 31.12.2016

No.7(1)/EV/2014

Government of India

Ministry of Finance

Department of Expenditure

New Delhi, Dated the 26th February, 2016

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Sub: Central Government Employees Group Insurance Scheme-1980 – Tables of Benefits for the savings fund for the period from 01.01.2016 to 31.12.2016

Every year two Table of Benefits are issued by the Ministry of Finance on calendar year basis for the savings fund to the beneficiaries under Central Government Employees Group Insurance Scheme (CGEGIS)-1980. While one Table of Benefits for the savings fund of the scheme is based on a subscription of Rs.10 per month per unit from 1.1.1982 to 31.12.1989 and Rs.15 per month per unit w.e.f. 1.1.1990 onwards, the other Table of Benefits for the savings fund is based on a subscription of Rs.10 per month in respect of the employees who had opted out of the revised rates of subscription w.e.f. 1.1.1990.

2. The two Table of Benefits under CGEGIS-80 for the calendar year 2016, prepared by IRDA, are enclosed. The benefits in the Tables have been worked out on the basis of interest @8.7% per annum (compounded quarterly), as notified by Department of Economic Affairs.

3. While calculating the amount it has been assumed that the subscription has been recovered or will be recovered from the salary of the month in which a member ceases to be in service failing which it should be deducted from accumulated amounts payable.

4. In its application to the employees of Indian Audit and Accounts Department this Office Memorandum issues in consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor General of India.

Sd/-

(Amar Nath Singh)

Deputy Secretary to the Government of India

Click here to view the CGHS Table

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Health Insurance Scheme - 7th CPC Recommendations

In this backdrop, the Commission opines that health insurance for the government employees and pensioners remains the most optimal route for ensuring complete coverage for all employees, pensioners and their dependants in the long run. The IV CPC had suggested that feasibility and modalities of an Insurance Scheme for government employees in lieu of medical reimbursement may be considered by the government. The VI CPC had recommended introduction of a health insurance scheme for Central Government employees and pensioners.

It had recommended that for existing employees and pensioners, the scheme should be available on a voluntary basis, subject to their paying the prescribed contribution. It had also been recommended that the health insurance scheme should be compulsory for new government employees who would be joining service after the introduction of the Scheme.

Similarly, it had recommended that those retiring after the introduction of the insurance scheme would be covered under the Scheme.

9.5.16 The Commission observes that in view of the recommendations of the earlier Pay Commissions and various high power committees, the government has been contemplating the introduction of a health insurance scheme on Pan-India basis. The Commission notes that although the Committee of Secretaries had given its ‘in principle’ approval way back in 2011,and an amount of ? 2,061 crore had been earmarked under the XII Five Year Plan, the Scheme has still not been implemented.

9.5.17 The Commission notes that given the tardiness in the introduction of the long awaited Insurance Scheme, as already mentioned earlier in this chapter, the pensioners residing outside CGHS area will continue to be at a disadvantage, in terms of medical facilities, compared to their counterparts residing in CGHS areas. As stated earlier in this chapter, according to existing provisions, pensioner residing outside CGHS area but subscribing to CGHS for OPD/IPD can avail medical facility from any hospital–private or public or empanelled under CS (MA)/ECHS–in his/her own city. However, in such cases, the pensioners have to make upfront payment to the hospital and claim reimbursement later. The Commission feels that this could be a limiting factor for many pensioners who may not have the resources to pay hospital expenses upfront. The Commission notes that under CS (MA) Rules/ECHS, there are empanelled hospitals in every part of the country, at least in all major locations. In this backdrop, after identification of some major centres/cities based on minimum population threshold of pensioners, these hospitals could be empanelled by CGHS as well, for extending medical facilities on a cashless basis.

Considering all the issues, the Commission makes the following recommendations:

i. The Commission strongly recommends the introduction of health insurance scheme for Central Government employees and pensioners. In the interregnum, for the benefit of pensioners residing outside the CGHS areas, the Commission recommends that CGHS should empanel those hospitals which are already empanelled under CS (MA)/ECHS for catering to the medical requirement of these pensioners on a cashless basis. This would involve strengthening of administrative capacity of nearest CGHS centres. However, this step will go a long way in ameliorating the pending grievances of these pensioners.

ii. The Commission recommends that the remaining 33 postal dispensaries should be merged with CGHS. The Commission further recommends that all postal pensioners, irrespective of their participation in CGHS while in service, should be covered under CGHS after making requisite subscription.

iii. Currently, there are various health care schemes in the Central Government catering to specific sets of employees. For example, apart from CGHS, there are Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS) and Railways Employees Liberalized Health Scheme (RELHS) which cover ex-servicemen and Railway employees/pensioners, respectively. Although the patterns in these schemes vary, a combined entity of CGHS-ECHS-RELHS would result in a very strong network of health facilities for the Central Government employees across the length and breadth of the country. The Commission  recommends that possibility of such a combined network of various medical schemes should be explored through proper examination.

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NO CGHS Funds for next 2 Months

Health Ministry – Started in 1954, the CGHS — with approximately 30 lakh beneficiaries — covers retired and serving central government employees, MPs and their immediate families across 25 Indian cities.

The health ministry has no money left in the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) account for the next two months till funds according to the revised estimate are released. Having exhausted the Rs 1,600 crore that was initially allocated, the ministry has now asked for Rs 450 crore more.

The crisis in CGHS, one of the oldest health schemes run by the government, was precipitated by successive budget cuts, said sources.

Started in 1954, the CGHS — with approximately 30 lakh beneficiaries — covers retired and serving central government employees, MPs and their immediate families across 25 Indian cities. A total of 945 private hospitals and 165 diagnostic centres are empanelled with CGHS, which means that treatment in these hospitals for specified conditions are reimbursed by the government. Expenses at government hospitals are automatically covered for CGHS card holders.

“Funding for CGHS has been steadily going down, in 2013-14 it was Rs 1,832 crore, in 2014-15 it was Rs 1,798 crore and this year it was Rs 1,600 crore which we have exhausted. More funds will come only in January which is when the demands submitted under revised estimates are released. So the next two months will be difficult. We have asked for another Rs 450 crore for the rest of the year,” a source said. The matter was discussed at a presentation given to Health Minister J P Nadda on Tuesday, along with a host of measures to increase the beneficiary base and make transactions easier through the use of technology.

While instructions were issued to start clearing bills at one go instead of the earlier practice of 10 per cent payment in first instalment and the rest later, the ministry realises that the Rs 80-90 crore corpus that was handed out to UTIITSL for payment purposes is hardly sufficient.

“We need at least a couple of hundred crores corpus for the payments to continue without any hitch. We are looking at how to raise that money from other sources if possible,” said an official. The fund crunch hit at a time when the ministry was in the process of clearing private hospital bills to the tune of several hundred crores, pending for years. The pendency had led to a mass exodus of hospitals a couple of years ago, drastically reducing the number of private institutions empanelled with CGHS.

However, unfazed by the fund shortage, officials said this was only a “temporary phase”.

Source: The Indian Express

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Primary out-patient medical care to the general public at CGHS Centres for dengue treatment

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Government of India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

Primary out-patient medical care to the general public at CGHS Centres for dengue treatment

As part of the various initiatives taken by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to deal with the situation arising out of spread of Dengue, all doctors at various CGHS Wellness Centres in Delhi and NCR shall provide consultation services and primary out-patient medical care to all citizens- whether CGHS beneficiaries or not- who may visit the Wellness Centres with symptoms of Dengue, primarily high fever.

CGHS Wellness Centres function from 7.30.A.M. to 2 P.M. on all working days. The location of CGHS Wellness Centres may be ascertained from CGHS website at www.http://msotransparent.nic.in/cghsnew/

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Revision of Income limit for dependency for the purpose of providing CGHS coverage to family members of the CGHS covered employees subsequent to implementation of recommendations of the VI CPC-Clarification

No. 9(6)12014/D(Civ-lI)

Government of India.

Ministry of Defence

Sena Bhavan, New Delhi

Dated, 30th December, 2014

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Revision of Income limit for dependency for the purpose of providing CGHS coverage to family members of the CGHS covered employees subsequent to implementation of recommendations of the VI CPC-Clarification regarding

The undersigned is directed to refer to the above mentioned subject and to state as follow:

As per MoH&FW OM No S-11012/1/98-CGHS(P) dated 10.12.2008 issued with the concurrence of Dept of Expenditure vide ID No_ 566/EY/2008 dated 4.11.2008- “It has been decided , in consultation with the Department of Expenditure, to revise the income limit for the purpose of providing CGHS coverage to the family members of the CGHS covered Central Government employees to “Rs. 3500/- Plus at the amount of dearness relief on bask pension of Rs_ 3500/- as on the date of consideration.

The income limit for dependency of Rs. 3500/- plus amount of the dearness relief on the basic pension of Rs, 3500/- as- on the date of consideration”. Shall also be applicable for the eases covered under CS(MA)1944 Rules, 1944 for the purpose of examining divisibility of family members of the Central Government employees for medical facilities under the Rules.”

2. However, the Note 1 below sub-section 1(1) of Section 4 of Swamy’s Compilation of the Medical Attendance Rule,s as amended vide Deptt of Expenditure ID No. 566/E.V/2008 dated 4.11.2008 states that “A member of the family is treated as dependent only if his/her incomes from all sources including pension/family pension is less than Rs. 3500- (excluding dearness relief on the basis pension of Rs. 3500/-)”.

3. Since, the Note. I below sub-section 1(I) of Section 4 of Swamy’s Compilation of the MA Rules is contradictory to the MOH&FW OM dated 10.12.2008, it is requested that the necessary clarification on the dependency of family members may be furnished to this Ministry immediately.

Sd/-

(Gurdeep Singh)

Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

Source:http://bpms.org.in/documents/dependent-gapb.pdf

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Revision of rates for various treatment procedures under CGHS.

F. No.S-11011/48/2014 – CGHS (HEC)

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

Directorate General Central Govt. Health Scheme

(Hospital Empanelment Cell)

Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi,

Dated the February 18, 2015

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject:- Revision of rates for various treatment procedures under CGHS.

With reference to the above mentioned subject the undersigned is directed to draw attention to O.M. No. S.11045/36/2012-CGHS (HEC) dated 1.10.2014 whereby CGHS package rates for various treatment procedures were notified by the Government empanelled hospitals under CGHS Delhi and NCR. This Directorate has been receiving representations from different stake holders regarding discrepancies in these notified rates. The matter was examined in this Directorate and now it has been decided with the approval of competent authority to revise the rates of following treatment procedures under CGHS.

Sr. No.	TREATMENT PROCEDURE	Revised Rates Non-NABH	Revised Rates NABH
Gynae & Obst
1	RVF Repair	18975	21821
2	USG for Obstetrics –Anomalies scan	770	887
Nephrology & Urology
1	Epididymectomy	15938	18750
2	Lithotripsy Extra corporeal shock wave	19550	22483
3	Ureteric Catheterization	8278	10950
4	Kidney transplant (Related)	200000	230000
5	Kidney transplant (Unrelated including immunosuppressant therapy)	300000	345000
General Surgery
1	Secondary suture of wounds	3400	4000
2	Haemorrhoidectomy	20720	24375
3	Stappler Haemorrhoidectomy	38000	43700
4	Varicose vein surgery; Trendelenburg operation with suturing or ligation.	10000	11500
5	Catheterization	425	500
6	Fissure in Ano-Fissurectomy	13800	15870
7	Laparoscopic Paraumbilical Hernia Repair	17500	20125
Ophthalmology
1	Pterygium Surgery	5500	6325
2	Conjunctival wound repair or exploration following blunt trauma	3300	3795
Imaging Investigations
1	CT-orbit and brain	1600	1840
2	Foramen magnum decompression for Chari Malformation	93750	107813
Cardiology
1	DVR	155422	178735

 Reimbursement to beneficiaries/empanelled hospitals shall be limited to ceiling rate or as per actual, whichever is lower. The other terms and conditions as regards to CGHS package rates remain unchanged.

2. The revised rates shall come into force from the date of issue and shall be in force till further orders and are applicable in all CGHS cities.

3. This issues with concurrence of Integrated Finance Division of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare vide diary no.C-2289 dated 13/02/2015.

Sd/-

(Dr. (Mrs. Sharda Verma)

Director CGHS

Source: http://msotransparent.nic.in/writereaddata/cghsdata/mainlinkfile/File924.pdf

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Removal of diagnostic centres from CGHS panel

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

RAJYA SABHA

QUESTION NO 3414

ANSWERED ON 23.12.2014

Removal of diagnostic centres from CGHS panel

3414 Shri Ram Kumar Kashyap

Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to satate :-

3414. SHRI RAM KUMAR KASHYAP:

Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:

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Regarding extension of validity of empanellment of All Health Care Organizations empanelled under CGHS Lucknow.

F. No. s.11045/36/2012 - CGHS (HEC)

Government Of India 

Directorate General Of Central Govt. Health Scheme 

Maulana Azad Road, Nirrnan Bhawan 

New Delhi 110108, dated the 10th December, 2014 

OFFICE ORDER 

Subiect: Regarding extension of validity of empanellment of All Health Care Organizations empanelled under CGHS Lucknow.

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Continuous Empanelment Scheme for private Hospitals, diagnostic centre exclusive eye centres and dental clinics under CGHS.

F. No. S. 11045/36/2012/ CGHS/HEC

Government of India

Central Government Health Scheme

Nirmani Bhawan, New Delhi

Maulana Azad Road, Nirman Bhawan

New Delhi 11010 dated the 10th December, 2014

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: – Initiation of  Continuous Empanelment Scheme for private Hospitals, diagnostic centre exclusive eye centres and dental clinics under CGHS.

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Fresh empanelment of private Health Care Organizations (HCOs) and revision of Package Rates applicable under CGHS Chennai.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HEALTH SCHEME

E2C,RAJAJI BHAVAN, CHENNAI-9O

Ph. 044-23458430, 31 32 & 35; FAX - 044 - 23458444; Website: www.mohfw.nic.in

No.a.III.CGHS/C/Emp.of Hospt/14-15/2608.

17.11.2014.

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Sub: Fresh empanelment of private Health Care Organizations (HCOs) and revision of Package Rates applicable under CGHS Chennai.

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Shortage of Specialists and Consultants in CGHS - Rajya Sabha Q&A

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF  HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

RAJYA SABHA

QUESTION NO  263

ANSWERED ON  25.11.2014

Shortage of Specialists and Consultants in CGHS

263. SHRI GULAM RASOOL BALYAWI:

Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that there is a shortage of Specialists and Consultants in CGHS;

(b) if so, the details thereof and the reasons therefor; and

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Impacts of shift in treatment policy of CGHS: Rajya Sabha Q&A

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF  HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

RAJYA SABHA

QUESTION NO  256

ANSWERED ON  25.11.2014

Impacts of shift in treatment policy of CGHS

256 Dr. Satyanarayan Jatiya

Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to satate :-

(a) the marked difference in the present and earlier policy for medicines to be supplied and treatment to be rendered to the beneficiaries under the CGHS of Central Government; and

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Latest CGHS approved Hospitals in Noida as on 01/10/2014

HOSPITALS: – NOIDA

Sr. No.	Name of the Hospitals	Address & Tel. No.	NABH / Non-NABH	Facilities Empanelled for
1	Amrapali Hospital	Plot No. NH-34, P-2, Omega-1, Greater Noida. Tel. No. 9810547628, 9810407628.	Non-NABH	General Medicine, Gynae & Obs., Orthopedics and joint replacements, Cardiology, General Surgery, Endoscopic/Laproscopic procedures, Neurology & Neuro Surgery, Gastroenterology, Dental, Urology & Nephrology including Dialysis, Eye, ENT, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics.
2	Bhardwaj Hospital	NH-1, Sector-29, Noida  - 201301. Tel. No. 0120-2450111.	Non-NABH	General Medicine, General Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Eye, ENT, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Orthopedic surgery with Joint replacement, Neurology, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Dental & Diagnostics.
3	Kailash Hospital & Heart Institute	H-33, Sector-27, Noida. Tel. No. 011-2444444.	NABH Accredited	Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Dental, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics.
4	Kailash Hospital Ltd.	23, KP-I, Greater Nodia – 201305. Tel. No. 0120-2321111.	Non-NABH	Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Dental, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics.
5	Metro Hospitals & Heart Institute	X-1, Sector-11-12, L-94, Noida – 201301. Tel. No. 0120-252295.	NABH Accredited	Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Dental, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics.
6	Max Hospital	A-364, Sector-19, Noida. Tel. No. 011-2549999, 6629999.	NABH Accredited	Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Dental, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics.
7	Prakash Hospital	D-12, 12-A, 12-B, Sector – 33, Noida. Tel.No 120-2505264, 2505266.	Non-NABH	Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, General Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Eye, ENT, Gastroenterology and Gastrointestinal Surgery, Orthopedic surgery with Joint replacement, Nephrology including Dialysis & Urology and Diagnostics
8	Satya Medical Centre Hospital	A-98A, Sector-34, Noida – 201307. Tel.No. 0120- 2507021, 0120- 2507020.	NABH Accredited	General Medicine, General Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Eye, ENT, Pediatrics, Gynae & Obst. Orthopedic surgery with Joint replacement and Diagnostics.
9	Vinayak Hospital	NH-1, Sector-27, Atta, Noida – 201301. Tel.No. 0120- 244 4222.	Non-NABH	General Medicine, Eye, ENT, General Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Nephrology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Neurology/ Neurosurgery, Orthopedic surgery, Urology, Pediatrics and Diagnostics.
10	Sumitra Hospital	A-119A, Sector-35, Noida – 2013001. Tel. No. 0120- 2507625.	Non-NABH	General Medicine, General Surgery, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Gynae & Obst, Eye, ENT, Orthopedic surgery, Urology, Nephrology, Neurology, Neuro Surgery, GI Surgery, Dental and Diagnostics.

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