Saran tops in making Ayushman cards in state
Ayushman Bharat Yojna
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The govt has planned to provide free medical facilities to every citizen of the country.
Saran civil surgeon Sagar Dulal Sinha said that the district planned to prepare 'Ayushman cards' for 27, 61,472 beneficiaries, and out of this, the district has prepared 12, 89, 488 cards. He further mentioned that altogether 9,960 Ayushman cards were prepared for those beneficiaries who crossed the age of 70 years.
Under this scheme, a person can take advantage of free treatment up to Rs 5 lakh, said the civil surgeon adding that during the current financial year, 130 patients were treated under the 'Ayushman Bharat Yojna' in the district. He credited the dedicated team members of the District Health Society, which acted under the direction of Saran DM Aman Sameer.
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