
A very relieving news is coming for the government teachers and education department employees of Uttar Pradesh. State government’s ambition Chief Minister Cashless Medical Scheme These days it is proving to be a boon for the teachers of the secondary and basic education department of the state. Now teachers do not need to spend their savings or take loans for the treatment of serious diseases. The biggest success of this scheme is that within just the last 10 days, more than 142 teachers and their dependents of the state have got direct benefits from it.
World class treatment is being provided without breaking the bank.
In earlier times, teachers had to visit government offices for medical reimbursement and their money remained stuck for months. But this new system has changed the whole picture. Now through the State Health Card, teachers and their family members are getting their treatment directly done by going to empaneled private and government hospitals. From the time of admission to the hospital till discharge, the family members of the patient do not have to deposit even a single rupee at the cash counter, which has brought great relief to them both mentally and financially.
More than 142 Gurujans got new life in 10 days
According to the data received from the department, in the last 10 days, a record 142 teachers and their family members have availed the facility of completely cashless treatment under this scheme. These teachers receiving treatment include heart disease, kidney problem, cancer and major operations like knee replacement. Due to the network spread in the districts from Western UP to Purvanchal, teachers are getting treatment facilities in big corporate hospitals at the local level, which has freed them from running to big cities like Delhi or Lucknow.
State health card made the path of treatment easier
To avail the benefits of this scheme, teachers just have to show their ‘State Health Card’ at the Ayushman/cashless counter of the hospital. After this, the hospital administration itself starts the treatment process by taking approval from the department. Secondary and basic education associations have also appreciated this step of the government. Teachers say that with the implementation of this scheme, the fear of huge medical expenses from lakhs of employees of the department has gone away forever. The government is now considering further increasing the scope of this scheme and the number of hospitals so that teachers posted in every corner of the state can get prompt treatment.
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