In our nation, both state and central governments administer numerous beneficial welfare schemes, reaching a vast number of individuals across urban and rural landscapes. One notable program is the ‘ Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana-Chief Minister Scheme.’
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This health initiative provides the advantage of free treatment to eligible individuals. If you’re considering joining this scheme to avail yourself of its benefits, understanding your eligibility is crucial. Let’s delve into the criteria for obtaining an Ayushman card .
Under the ‘Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana-Mukhyamantri Yojana,’ Ayushman cards are initially issued to those meeting specific criteria. Subsequently, cardholders can receive government-covered free treatments up to Rs 5 lakh in listed hospitals.
Individuals ineligible for Ayushman Card include:
-Those employed in the organized sector
-Individuals subject to PF deductions
-Government job employees
-Tax-paying individuals, etc.
On the other hand, eligible individuals encompass:
-Families with members with disabilities
-Those belonging to Scheduled Castes or Tribes
-Destitute or tribal individuals
-Daily wage laborers
-Residents of rural areas, etc.
Application Procedure:
-If deemed eligible, visit the nearest Jan Seva Kendra.
-Engage with the relevant officer and submit the necessary documents for verification.
-Your eligibility is then assessed, and if confirmed, your application is processed.
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Understanding these distinctions ensures that individuals can navigate the Ayushman Card application process appropriately, maximizing the benefits available under this essential health scheme.
