AYUSHMAN BHARAT HEALTH MISSION

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Ayushman India National Health Security Mission in 2018. Through this scheme, about 50 crore people of more than 100 million families will get free treatment. Read the important things related to the plan-
How will selection?
Under this scheme, the selection of 10 crore households will be done on the basis of census 2011. List of families from Aadhaar number has been prepared and you will get benefit of the facility. After the list is prepared, no identity card will be required to avail the benefits of this scheme.
How do you know that you got your registration done?
In the 2011 Census, people below the poverty line will get a place in it. You can check if your name is in the scheme or not at Mera.pm.jay.gov.in. First you go to this website. Here you will find a box on the home page. Enter mobile number in OTP will come on it. By entering it you will know whether your name is connected or not.
Apart from this, people can call on 14555 to find out if their name is linked to this plan or not. People can also go to nearby hospitals to find out whether they will get the benefit of this scheme or not.
Profit without Adhar Card
You do not need Aadhaar card for Ayushman Bharat Scheme. According to the Supreme Court, you do not need Aadhaar card to take advantage of any government scheme.
Which disease can get treatment?
Under this scheme, the facility of maternal health and delivery, newborn and children's health, teenage health facilities, contraceptive facilities and the management of infectious, non-infectious diseases, treatment of eye, nose, ear and throat diseases separately The unit will be. Elderly treatment can also be done.
 Which states how many centers?
It has two components- the first 10.74 lakh families have health insurance of Rs 5 lakhs free. Second Health Wellness Center It will update the primary health centers across the country. These centers will also get free medicines along with treatment. 1000 in Chhattisgarh, 1185 in Gujarat, 505 in Rajasthan, 646 in Jharkhand, 700 in Madhya Pradesh, 1450 in Maharashtra, 800 in Punjab, 643 in Bihar, 255 in Haryana.



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