Ayushman Bharat card provides medical benefits to senior citizens aged 70 or older. Under this, senior citizens can get free treatment up to Rs 5 lakh. The government has been removed by the government to improve access to access to older access. The design comes under Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Asogaya Yojana (PM-jay).
Eligible for Ayushman Bharat Card
A 70-year-old or above can get this Ayushman Vay Vandana card by Ayushman app, regardless of economic status. E-KYC is Mandatory to get this medical card. Senior citizens only need a card in Aadhaar to sign up for this method.
The good thing about Ayushman card is that if two parents are 70 or older, you don’t have to enroll them separately. If you already recognize a family member, then you need to add more worthy people.
Ayushman Vay Vandana Scheme in Delhi
Mourning a month ago, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta was introduced to he ayushman Vay Vandana Scheme in Delhi for seniors aged 70 or older. Under this method, Delhi-based seniors based citizens in Delhi get free treatment up to Rs 10 lakh. This scope combines Rs 5lakh from Ayushman to Central Government Pradan Mantri Jan Dogrian (AB PM-Jay) with additional Government in Delhi.
How to register for Ayushman Bharat Card
Here is a step-by-step registration for Ayusman Bharat card.
-Do all, download the Ayushman app.
-Log such an operator.
-Add your mobile number, CAPTCHA input and perfect authentication.
-Tinum in OTP, then click Login.
-Cless access to device location.
-Advertizes beneficiary information such as State and Aadhaar details.
-When no beneficiary found, keep the EKYC process. Agree to OTP.
-Check a declaration and fill in the required fields.
– Now add the benefit number to the beneficiary and the OTP.
– Add all required details, including category and PIN code.
– Add information for family members and proceed to submit.
– After E-KYC, you will receive approval and download Ayusman Vay Vandana Card.
Ayushman Bharat PM-Jay was started on September 23, 2018, by the government. The plot was executed by the National Health Authority (NHA), providing cashless secondary and tertiary treatment and informed public hospitals, across the country.
