Exemption of medical benefits from perquisite value in respect of medical treatment of prescribed diseases or ailments in hospitals approved by Chief Commissioner

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.... (a) the building used for the hospital complies with the municipal bye-laws in force; (b) the rooms are well ventilated, lighted and are kept in clean and hygienic conditions; (c) at least ten iron spring beds are provided for patients; (d) at least one properly equipped operation theatre is provided, with minimum floor space of one hundred and eighty square feet and with a separate sterilisation room; (e) at least one labour room is provided, with minimum floor space of one hundred and eighty square feet, in case the hospital provides medical service for maternity cases; (f) aseptic conditions are maintained in the operation theatre and the labour room; (g) a duty room is provided for ....

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.... information about the patient's name, address, occupation, sex, age, date of admission, date of discharge, diagnosis of disease and treatment undertaken. (2) In granting approval to any hospital for Indian system of medicine and homeopathic treatment for the purposes of 17(2)(b)(ii), the Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner shall satisfy himself that the hospital fulfils the conditions specified in the Office Memorandum dated the 6th June, 2002, issued by the Department of Indian Systems of Medicine and Homeopathy, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare for approval of private hospitals for Indian system of medicine and homeopathic treatment to Central Government Health Scheme beneficiaries and the Central Government em....