DDC Doda Vikas Sharma reviews status of SEHAT scheme registration

Sets 4 day deadline for identification of left out beneficiaries through door to door survey

5 Dariya News

Doda 26-Jul-2022

District Development Commissioner Doda, Vikas Sharma today directed the Health department to conduct a door to door survey to identify and register left out beneficiaries   under PMJAY Ayushmaan Bharat-SEHAT scheme.

 He set a 4 day deadline for the completion of the survey and asked the CSC coordinator to mobilise the VLEs in the blocks to complete the registration of left out households/individuals.

The DDC was chairing a meeting of key functionaries of the health department to review the implementation of the flagship health insurance scheme. He asked the department to step up the saturation of all the targeted households/individual beneficiaries under PMJAY Ayushmaan Bharat-SEHAT scheme across the district.

While reviewing the achievements block and village wise, the DDC Doda directed the BMOs to mobilise the  ASHA workers in their respective areas  to conduct  the survey of all households in the next four days.

The DDC also directed the BMOs to convey to the ASHA workers to disseminate the information in their respective areas that no amount for registration has to be paid by the beneficiaries and the Golden card will be generated free of cost. 

He further asked the BMOs to get the daily report by 5 PM and share the same with the VLEs of the respective areas so that they shall enroll/register the left out persons,  if any, on the next day .The PO ICDS was also directed to conduct the same survey in all the towns of the district and to liaise with the concerned VLEs for realtime outcome. 

The CMO was directed to seek details from each district officer by 31st July about the SEHAT registration of subordinate officials and their family members and submit the list of those who have not   registered under the scheme so far.The meeting was attended by Experts from State Health Agency AB-PMJAY SEHAT, PO ICDS, CMO Doda, CEO Doda, BMOs, CDPOs, and other concerned officials.