Haryana Government will soon introduce medical insurance scheme to make the poor patients accessible to the poor patients. For this scheme, survey work will begin in the state from August 1.
Chief Minister Manoharlal Khattar announced this in the funding ceremony of State Life College, which is being constructed at a cost of nearly Rs. 500 crores in 37 acres of land in Prem Nagar village. Union Health and Family Welfare Minister J.P. After unveiling the Shilanyas plat with Nadda, the Chief Minister while addressing the public said that 570 medicines are being given free of cost to government hospitals in the state.
Surgery is still expensive for general patients in healthcare and most of the operations are done in private hospitals. The facility of operation and costly treatment will be launched by the government to provide economically weak patients easily. In this, a nominal premium will be charged from citizens, the remaining expense will be borne by the company. Its survey work will start from August
Chief Minister said that while determining the target of Survey Bhawan Sukhin: Survey Satyamaya, the Haryana Government is continuously expanding Ayurveda, Yoga, Allopathy and Ayush health services. The goal of establishing a medical college in all the 22 districts of the Government is with the help of Central Government.
He said that apart from these, plans for setting up of private and government-run 19 medical colleges have been completed. These will start work soon. He has requested the Union Health Minister that in the 100 acres of land in village Mandali in Rewadi district a major medical institute would be set up by the Central Government, like AIIMS.
Union Health Minister J.P. Addressing the Health Education Development rally, Nadda said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision is to connect health services to rural India. His Ministry has sanctioned a grant of Rs 189 crore for this medical college being set up under the Prime Minister's Health Services Scheme.
Source : http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/india/medical-insurance-scheme-for-poor-patients-in-haryana-will-start-soon-khattar/articleshow/59823466.cms
Chief Minister Manoharlal Khattar announced this in the funding ceremony of State Life College, which is being constructed at a cost of nearly Rs. 500 crores in 37 acres of land in Prem Nagar village. Union Health and Family Welfare Minister J.P. After unveiling the Shilanyas plat with Nadda, the Chief Minister while addressing the public said that 570 medicines are being given free of cost to government hospitals in the state.
Surgery is still expensive for general patients in healthcare and most of the operations are done in private hospitals. The facility of operation and costly treatment will be launched by the government to provide economically weak patients easily. In this, a nominal premium will be charged from citizens, the remaining expense will be borne by the company. Its survey work will start from August
Chief Minister said that while determining the target of Survey Bhawan Sukhin: Survey Satyamaya, the Haryana Government is continuously expanding Ayurveda, Yoga, Allopathy and Ayush health services. The goal of establishing a medical college in all the 22 districts of the Government is with the help of Central Government.
He said that apart from these, plans for setting up of private and government-run 19 medical colleges have been completed. These will start work soon. He has requested the Union Health Minister that in the 100 acres of land in village Mandali in Rewadi district a major medical institute would be set up by the Central Government, like AIIMS.
Union Health Minister J.P. Addressing the Health Education Development rally, Nadda said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision is to connect health services to rural India. His Ministry has sanctioned a grant of Rs 189 crore for this medical college being set up under the Prime Minister's Health Services Scheme.
Source : http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/india/medical-insurance-scheme-for-poor-patients-in-haryana-will-start-soon-khattar/articleshow/59823466.cms
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