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Credit to CGHS Beneficiaries in Empanelled Private Hospitals to Continue
Private hospitals to stop CGHS cashless scheme from March 7
Cashless Facility TO CGHS Beneficiaries
Reimbursement of Medical Claims-Regarding
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(ii) All relevant OMs pertaining to the case (item wise-reimbursement) may be placed in the file alongwith the Mb o Health & Family Welfare OM No. S-11011/23/2009/CGHS D-11 dated 17th August, 2010 and subsequent clarificatory OMs issued thereafter.
(iii) It may be indicated whether 10% discount has been availed and case may be put up as per prescribed format as mentioned above.
15. As per Ministry of Health and Family Welfare's Draft MOA F.No. D.12034/22/09/CGHS-Desk-I following has to be checked.
(i) DISCOUNT : Hospital shall also allow a discount of 10% on every cash payment.
Extension of CGHS facility to State Govt Employees..?
Grant of fixed medical allowance to Defence civilians who residing in area not covered under CGHS.
Circular No. 117
Source:http://pcdapension.nic.in/6cpc/Circular-117.pdf
Deduction of CGHS contribution from Government Servant on change of Grade Pay by virtue of promotion/MACP — clarification reg.
No. DG/ESTT/33
Encl : As above
Source:http://cpwd.gov.in/
CGHS Hospitals will stop cashless treatment from 1st Febraury
Eye tests in CGHS empanelled hospitals labs
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
RAJYA SABHA
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO-1334
ANSWERED ON-17.12.2013
Eye tests in CGHS empanelled hospitals labs
1334 . SHRI BASHISTHA NARAIN SINGH
Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Eye Specialists visiting the CGHS dispensaries are referring eye tests to CGHS empanelled hospitals Diagnostic labs and imagaing centres in Delhi;
Reimbursement of medical expenses to pensioners where payment of FMA is allowed to staff working in the interior where AMA not available
No. 4/4/2013 -P&PW-(D)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
Department of Pension & Pensioners Welfare
Lok Nayak Bhavan, Khan Market,
New Delhi,
Dated the 6th December, 2013
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Sub:- Reimbursement of medical expenses pensioners where payment of FMA is allowed to staff working in the interior where AMA not available – request of Shri Mukesh Singh.
The undersigned is directed to forward herewith a representation dated 27.62013 of Shri Mukesh Singh in original received through Dept. of Expenditure vide letter No.164/EV/2013- Hindi dated 7.10.2013 for considering the grievances raised therein expeditiously in accordance with the extant rules/instructions under intimation to the representationist to whom a copy of this communication is also being endorsed.
Details of Dental Clinics in New Delhi under Central Government Health Scheme
Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
17-December-2013 18:46 IST
Details of Dental Clinics in CGHS Dispensaries
Central Zone : New Delhi
S.No. | Wellness Centers | Address |
1 | Dr. Z.H. Road (D44) | CGHS Building, Dr. Z.H. Road, New Delhi. |
2 | Chitra Gupta Road (D51) | CGHS Building, Near Aram Bagh, New Delhi. |
3 | Aliganj, Lodi Road .I (D9) | CGHS Building, Near LodhiRoad, New Delhi. |
4 | Kali Bari (D 76) | CGHS Building, Kali Bari Marg, DIZ Area, New Delhi. |
5 | CGHS DispensaryChanakyapuri | CGHS Dispensary Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. |
The dental services in CGHS Delhi have been outsourced in 13 Wellness Centres (5 under Central Zone and 8 under South Zone) for 22 dental procedures. The location wise details are as follows:
Dialysis Facilities in Government Hospitals
Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Dialysis Facilities in Government Hospitals
Although, health is a State subject and is primarily the responsibility of State Governments to provide health care including dialysis facilities for the patients, the Central Government through the hospitals under it, supplements the efforts of the State Government.
Dialysis facility is available at the Central Government hospitals like All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Delhi, Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi, Jawaharlal Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER), Puducherry and Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh. Under Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Surakha Yojana (PMSSY), six new AIIMS have been set up and upgradation of identified medical colleges has been undertaken which will also improve health care facilities.
Irregularities in Medical Treatment
Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Irregularities in Medical Treatment
In a special audit drive undertaken by all the Principal Controllers of Defence Accounts (PCsDA) to examine the bill processing procedures of Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS), PCDA, Western Command had raised observations relating to excess payment to ECHS empanelled hospitals amounting to Rs.15 crores. All the observations raised by the PCDA, Western Command were thoroughly analysed by Regional Centre, Chandigarh and it was noticed that most of the observations raised were due to incorrect interpretation of the policies. Wherever observations of the Controller of Defence Accounts were conceded to, the overpayments have been duly deducted from the concerned hospitals and suitable warnings issued to them.
Suspension of empanelment of ‘Saket City Hospital, New Delhi’ from the list of Hospitals/Centres empanelled under CGHS - reg.
Government of India
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Department of Health & Family Welfare
Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi
CGHS Division
No. S 11030/4/2013-CGHS (P)
Dated the 13th September, 2013
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Sub: Suspension of empanelment of ‘Saket City Hospital, New Delhi’ from the list of Hospitals/Centres empanelled under CGHS - reg.
The undersigned is directed to state that CGHS has empanelled private hospitals in various CGHS covered cities to provide inpatient healthcare facilities to its beneficiaries. Empanelment of the private hospitals is done under a contractual agreement between the Government of India and the private hospital on mutually agreed terms and conditions.
CGHS Facilities
Press Information Bureau
Government of India
CGHS Facilities
CGHS is basically providing the dispensary services through its Wellness Centres manned by the General Duty Medical Officers. However, CGHS also provides the services of medical specialists through the Polyclinics and Central Government hospitals. In addition, the CGHS medical specialists also visit designated dispensaries on stipulated days in each week to provide medical consultation to the beneficiaries. Due to shortage of specialists in CGHS it is practically not feasible and financially viable to provide Specialist facilities in each CGHS Wellness Centre. Moreover, CGHS is also engaging contractual specialists against the vacant posts of specialists to provide the medical consultation services to its beneficiaries. CGHS has a dedicated wing of specialists at the Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi for its beneficiaries. The CGHS beneficiaries are also allowed to consult specialists at Dr. RML Hospital and other Government hospitals in NCR in respective specialties. In addition, CGHS has empanelled a large number of private hospitals to provide inpatient medical care to its beneficiaries on the advice of Government specialists.
Criteria for Setting up of CGHS Dispensary
Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Criteria for Setting up of CGHS Dispensary
The criteria fixed for setting up a Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) dispensary in a particular area are 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 2,000 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.
INDEMNITY BOND FOR SETTLEMENT OF DUPLICATE HOSPITAL BILLS
We, hereby give an undertaking that the original bills of hospital / diagnostic lab / imaging centre, the ID Nos. of which are appended are said to have been destroyed in a fire accident that took place on 11.08.2013 at UTI-ITSL New Delhi office and that we are now submitting the print outs of scanned copies of the above referred original documents/bills for consideration of payment.
We also hereby give an undertaking that no claim shall be made against original documents / bills, of which printouts of the scanned copies are submitted herewith and we agree to indemnify against any loss that may be caused to CGHS due to final settlement of these claims on the basis of printouts of scanned documents/bills and this indemnity bond. We further give an undertaking that if original bill(s) is /are found, no claim shall be made against the same and that in the event of any inadvertent payment received against original bills in future, we agree to indemnify against any loss that may have been caused to CGHS due to final settlement of these claims.
REIMBURSEMENT OF MED CLAIM FOR EMERGENCY TREATMENT IN NON EMPANELLED HOSPITAL.
Central Organisation ECHS
Adjutant General’s Branch
Integrated Headquarters
Maude Line
Delhi Cantt - 110 010
B/49773/AG/ECHS/Rates policy
15th oct 2013
Reginal Centre ECHS
MUMBAI
REIMBURSEMENT OF MED CLAIM FOR EMERGENCY TREATMENT IN NON EMPANELLED HOSPITAL
1. A Clarification was sought from the Chief Medical Officer (SAG), CGHS Mumbai on the rates at which the claims are settled of CGHS beneficiaries. The CGHS authorities have clarified vide their letter No 3(xiv)3/13 Genl/1958/13 dt 30 Aug 13 that reimbursement at 25% higher rate that the 2002 CGHS rates is applicable to those who have taken treatment in private non empanelled hospital through CGHS in Mumbai.
Private Hospitals threaten to stop CGHS treatment
Cashless treatment may be stopped for central government employees
Corporate hospitals across the country have threatened to stop cashless treatment to lakhs of Central Government employees from January 1. This will impact about 45 lakh employees of the Central Government and public sector agencies who are benefiting from the insurance scheme.
Protesting against “unviable” rates being given to them under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS), the Association of Healthcare Providers (India) (AHPI) has said that it will give three months’ time to the Government to revise the rates.
Empanelment of private hospitals (including dental clinics and eve care centres) & Imaging Centre under CGHS Jabalpur.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE
OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR
CENTRAL GOVT. HEALTH SCHEME
1544/A NAPIER TOWN
JABALPUR
No.6-8/13-Estt/CGHS/JBP/ 2101-13
Dated:-24.07.2013
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Empanelment of private hospitals (including dental clinics and eve care centres) & Imaging Centre under CGHS Jabalpur.
In reference to (I) the Ministry of Health & F.W. O.M. No. S.11011/23/2009-CGHS D.II/ Hospital Cell(Part IX) dated 14.02.2013 vide which the 'Continuous Empanelment Scheme' for private hospitals and diagnostic centres under CGHS was revived and (ii) Dte. General of CGHS Office Order No. S.11045/23/2013/CG HS D-ll(HEC)/CGHS(P)/(Pt.) dated 15.07.2013, vide which powers for empanelment & issuance of notifications have been delegated to all the ADs/JDs in respect of their respective CGHS cities, a list of additional private hospitals (including dental clinics and eye centres) and Imaging Centre has been finalized for a period of one year from the date of issue of this O.M. or till the next new empanelment, whichever is earlier. This list has been finalized after following the due process and terms & conditions as laid down in the O.M. dated 14.02.13 as well as signing of MOA and execution of Performance Bank Guarantee by them signifying acceptance of the terms and conditions of empanelment and rates notified under CGHS in 2010/2011 and subsequent orders.