- Families living below the poverty line and middle class families can get good quality treatment from their preferred private as well as government affiliated hospitals totally free of cost.
- Beneficiary families need to be included in the BPL list of Rural Housing and Rural Development Department as well as Urban Housing and Urban Development Department.
- Example of annual family income of Rs. 1.50 lakh or less.
- Under the scheme, cashless treatment up to Rs. 5 lakh per family per year is provided for serious diseases like heart, kidney, serious diseases of infants, serious injuries, bunions and brain diseases.
- Beneficiaries with Maa card can avail the benefits of the scheme by visiting a total of 114 out of which 3 private, 12 government as well as 3 stand alone dialysis centers.
- A photo of each member of the beneficiary's family, including a biometric thumbprint. (Quick Response) Maa / Maa Vatsalya card is given.
- Maa / Maa Vatsalya Yojana card can be obtained from 21 kiosks established at taluka level and 3 kiosks established at city level.
- The beneficiary family is given a card after verification by the Taluka Verifying Authority.
- Implementing office / agency / organization:
- A state nodal cell is formed.
- Process, Hospital Empowerment, IEC M. as Implementation Support Agency for activities. D. India Healthcare Network Pvt. Ltd.
- Other conditions
➜ અહીંથી વાંચો ગુજરાતી રિપોર્ટ:
➜ Full Detail In Gujarati About MA Yojna ગુજરાતીમાં વાંચો.
➜ District wise Government Hospital List જીલ્લાવાર હોસ્પિટલોની યાદી
List of other beneficiaries included in the scheme:
Apart from families below the poverty line and low income families, a few more beneficiaries were included in the scheme. Here are the new additions to the scheme:
In 2016, U-win card holders were also permitted to avail the benefits under the scheme.
In the FY 2017-18, fixed pay state government employees of Class 3 and Class 4, reporters, and rural as well as urban Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) were added as beneficiaries.
Senior citizens whose families’ income is within Rs.6 lakh are also included.
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