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The state government improved Aarogyasri services, providing treatment for up to Rs 25 lakh across the entire state beginning on December 18, according to Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy. "The choice made here is momentous. At a review meeting with officials on Wednesday, the Chief Minister said that the new Aarogyasri health cards, phase 2 of Aarogya Suraksha, and other improvements to the Aarogyasri health services will begin to be distributed on December 19.
The state government improved Aarogyasri services, providing treatment for up to Rs 25 lakh across the entire state beginning on December 18, according to Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy. “The choice made here is momentous. At a review meeting with officials on Wednesday, the Chief Minister said that the new Aarogyasri health cards, phase 2 of Aarogya Suraksha, and other improvements to the Aarogyasri health services will begin to be distributed on December 19. He instructed representatives of the health department to establish confidence in the public that all Aarogyasri cardholders are eligible for free medical care up to Rs 25 lakh through the YSR Aarogyasri. According to the Chief Minister, it is the duty of the government to ensure that everyone has access to health and education benefits, as it is their right. “Officers should reassure the public that everyone who qualifies and needs medical care for any condition can receive it for free under Aarogyasri, up to a maximum of Rs 25 lakh. According to the chief minister, MLAs will start participating in the follow-up activities that are being carried out in each constituency’s villages on December 19. He stated that officials should have a sense of responsibility in providing the benefits to the underprivileged in a compassionate manner while carrying out the historic decision, as the government has raised the cap on free medical treatment to Rs 25 lakh. “Everyone who receives medical treatment under Aarogyasri should be given `300 towards charges when they go to doctors again for follow-up consultations,” said the chief minister. In the same vein, people registered in Jagananna Aarogya Suraksha need to receive ~500 for hospital visits. ” In addition to making the specially created movie about receiving free medical care under Aarogyasri accessible to everyone, he added, it should also be made available to volunteers, secretariat employees, and health department officials. Additionally, Jagan Mohan Reddy gave the go-ahead for the construction of residential quarters for specialty physicians employed by the government hospitals.
