GOI releases broad guidelines for Setting up Hospitals with private participation under Ayushman Bharat
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New Delhi: To improve healthcare services under Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY), the Government of India has come out with broad guidelines to involve private sector for making an investment in setting up of hospitals in tier 2 and tier 3 cities in the country.
PMJAY or Ayushman Bharat, which is popularly known as Modicare is the largest healthcare scheme launched by the Modi Government. The scheme is being sponsored by the centre to provide medical facilities to over 10 crore underprivileged families which is estimated to cover around 50 crore people in the empanelled hospitals.
As per a recent government points out to following salient features of the broad guidelines
PMJAY or Ayushman Bharat, which is popularly known as Modicare is the largest healthcare scheme launched by the Modi Government. The scheme is being sponsored by the centre to provide medical facilities to over 10 crore underprivileged families which is estimated to cover around 50 crore people in the empanelled hospitals.
The objective of the broad guidelines is to improve the supply of healthcare services in the underserved areas to ensure maximum utilisation of the benefits under PMJAY and to improve the demand for quality healthcare services at affordable prices to the general public.
As per a recent government points out to following salient features of the broad guidelines
- Hospital Models under the guidelines:
- The model I: Doctor Owner (30 to 50 beds)
- Model II: Doctor Manager Partnership-Multispecialty (100 beds).
- Model III: Multispecialty (100beds or more)
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