Medical treatment access scheme extends hospital facilities to registered beneficiaries outside the Employees' State Insurance Scheme framework. Medical treatment and attendance are extended under the Other Beneficiaries and Members of Their Families Medical Facilities Scheme, 2026 to beneficiaries and their family members registered under any Central Government scheme other than the Employees' State Insurance Scheme. Registration requires a prescribed form and identity card, and entitled persons may access under-utilised Employees' State Insurance Hospitals. User charges notified by the Corporation, in consultation with the Central Government, are deemed contribution forming part of the Employees' State Insurance Fund.
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Medical treatment access scheme extends hospital facilities to registered beneficiaries outside the Employees' State Insurance Scheme framework.
Medical treatment and attendance are extended under the Other Beneficiaries and Members of Their Families Medical Facilities Scheme, 2026 to beneficiaries and their family members registered under any Central Government scheme other than the Employees' State Insurance Scheme. Registration requires a prescribed form and identity card, and entitled persons may access under-utilised Employees' State Insurance Hospitals. User charges notified by the Corporation, in consultation with the Central Government, are deemed contribution forming part of the Employees' State Insurance Fund.
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