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people of the state will get benefit of the quality cashless health care facilities through private and public health care providers under the scheme”, she said in a release. Raje said after this initiative of the state government poor and needy people will get opportunity of having treatment in those private hospitals which were out of their reach. The scheme is to be implemented in the month of December.
rder to provide quality healthcare to all National Food Security Scheme (NFSS) families and also to reduce the workload on government Health Institutions. Moreover, benefits like hassle free cash less treatment, improved quality of care with efficiency etc, are also envisaged.
people of the state will get benefit of the quality cashless health care facilities through private and public health care providers under the scheme”, she said in a release. Raje said after this initiative of the state government poor and needy people will get opportunity of having treatment in those private hospitals which were out of their reach. The scheme is to be implemented in the month of December.
Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana
New India Assurance Company signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Medical and Health Department of Rajasthan under Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana that will benefit around 4.5 crore people in the state. The MoU was signed in Jaipur in the presence of Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje at her office. Raje said Rajasthan is the third state to start Swasthya Bima Yojana (Health Insurance Scheme). Health Insurance Scheme is a Budget Declaration for the year 2014-15. The scheme was visualized in o
rder to provide quality healthcare to all National Food Security Scheme (NFSS) families and also to reduce the workload on government Health Institutions. Moreover, benefits like hassle free cash less treatment, improved quality of care with efficiency etc, are also envisaged.
THR Insurance Policy, an insurance cover of Rs 30,000 will be provided for common disease, while and Rs 3 lakh for severe disease. The amount will be borne by the insurance companies. Rathore also said that Rs 190 crore was already sanctioned for each of the seven colleges to begin the construction work, which were announced to open. He was accompanied BJP MLA Ashok Dogera, Additional Director of the National Health Mission Neeraj K Pawan and other official during his visit to Bundi.
people of the state will get benefit of the quality cashless health care facilities through private and public health care providers under the scheme”, she said in a release. Raje said after this initiative of the state government poor and needy people will get opportunity of having treatment in those private hospitals which were out of their reach. The scheme is to be implemented in the month of December.
