Since its inception, the Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojana, abbreviated as CMAAY, has been a great help to the citizens of Arunachal Pradesh. Launched on August 15th, 2018, this state government flagship program under the Department of Health and Family Welfare aims to deliver high-quality healthcare services to the indigenous people of the state, as well as the government employees by providing financial aid during major illness and hospitalization in the empanelled hospitals (across the country.)
CMAAY's main goal is to lessen the financial impact that medical conditions and hospital stays have on our citizens, the program guarantees that patients won't have to worry about the expenses of costly medical procedures out of their own pockets by offering cashless healthcare services. The program also focuses is ensuring that all lawful state residents have fair access to high-quality healthcare. This implies that everyone has a right to receive the same quality of healthcare treatments, irrespective of their social standing or financial situation. In terms of getting medical care, this guarantees that no one is left behind; fostering equality.
Furthermore, CMAAY has a big impact on improving the public health system's efficacy, efficiency, and self-reliance. The initiative aids the financial aspects of medical services by guaranteeing that claim refunds are immediately credited into the respective government hospital accounts. This transparency promotes more effective resource management, which eventually results in better healthcare services for everybody.
Last but not least, another objective of CMAAY is to close the gap between the state's secondary and tertiary healthcare systems. This means that people now have access to specialized medical services and treatments that had been previously inaccessible or limited. This initiative guarantees that those with critical medical illnesses receive the treatment they require by offering complete health care coverage.
The Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojana has had a positive impact on the local citizens of Arunachal Pradesh who have applied and received the benefits under the scheme. Many testimony suggests that it has immensely reduced the financial burden on individuals during hospitalization, with access to inexpensive medicine (you can get it from PMAAY pharmacies) and high-quality medical services. It has indeed ensured equitable access to quality healthcare and made the public health system more efficient as well as bridged the gap in secondary and tertiary healthcare services. To avail the benefits of CMAAY, go to www.cmaay.com or download the app Arogya Arunachal, and follow the instructions for further process.
We invite citizens to discuss their experience with the CMAAY program. Tell us what you think the Government should do to make the healthcare system in the state better and affordable for all. Let's work together to make sure everyone gets exemplary medical care
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
Gegong Apang took the initial steps in 2006 when he was the Chief Minister but it could not materialise due to lack of in-house experts. The idea took shape in 2012 when a token amount of Rs 3 crore was allotted in the annual operating plan (AOP) of the state budget for the financial year 2012-13 and set up a Committee of Secretaries at the behest of the then Chief Minister, Nabam Tuki.
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
The governing body of the society is chaired by the Chief Minister with the Minister of Health and Family Welfare as Vice-Chairman while its Executive Committee is chaired by the Head of Department in Health with CEO of CMAAY as Member Secretary along with other members.
Dr Peter also gave a brief account of how the idea of health insurance came to the forefront in the state.
“The establishment of a State Illness Assistance Fund under the government of India with 50%of the contribution made b
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
To cater to tertiary care, 27 hospitals outside the state have also been empanelled. Some of the reputed hospitals empanelled under CMAAY are CMC Vellore, NEIGRIHMS Shillong, DY Patel Hospital (Mumbai), GNRC, B. Borooah Cancer Institute and Health City in Guwahati.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CMAAY, Nabam Peter said that the Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Society has been set up by the state government for efficient implementation of the scheme.
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
The Itanagar Capital Region (ICR) followed by Upper Subansiri and East Siang districts have witnessed maximum enrolment with 8,604 people availing benefits amounting to Rs 20,93,20,716. Several major hospitals from across India have been empanelled under this.
RKM Mission Hospital Itanagar, TRIHMS Naharlagun and Bakin Pertin Government Hospital Pasighat along with 32 other government hospitals are empanelled within the state.
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
The Chief Minister Arunachal Arogya Yojna (CMAAY) that provides health insurance coverage to the citizens of the state is gradually expanding its footprint across the state.
The CMAAY has been merged with Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY), a similar Central scheme that aims to help economically vulnerable Indians who are in need of healthcare facilities.
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
The Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojana aims to offer financial aid to economically weaker tribals in the state, so they can afford healthcare services. The scheme aims to improve the effectiveness of the healthcare system in Arunachal Pradesh.
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
Chumukedima and Shamator have 2 hospitals each, while Wokha, Longleng, Noklak, and Zunheboto have one hospital each enlisted under the scheme. The distribution of empanelled hospitals across various districts ensures that beneficiaries of the scheme have access to quality healthcare facilities irrespective of their location within the state. Among these empanelled hospitals, several notable ones include Dr. Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital in Mokokchung, Faith Hospital inDimapurNagaHospital
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
The Chief Minister's Health Insurance Scheme (CMHIS) has enlisted a total of 47 hospitals in Nagaland, both government and private, that are eligible for providing hospitalization services to beneficiaries of the scheme These empanelled hospitals are located across various districts in the state, with 9 of them situated in Kohima, the capital city. Mokokchung has 6 empanelled hospitals, while Phek and Tuensang have 5 each. Dimapur and Mon have 4 hospitals each, and Peren and Kiphirehave3hospital
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
In the case of a government employee, the government ID details are also required to be produced.
Once the form is filled up and verified, the user can process the form by clicking on the 'Saveoption
Once the enrolment form is processed, the applicant can check the status of his/her enrolment on the official website itself at www.cmaay.com CheckStatus.aspx.
In this page, the user can make a search by filling the District field and the URN or Aadhar number that has been used for the process of
Sakthivel 2 years 6 months ago
On selecting the option that the applicant is eligible for, the user will be redirected to a new web page wherein he/she will be required to fill in the details pertaining to his/her documents. This page has fields which are to be filled with basic details as well, such as name, date of birth, gender, father or husband's name, mobile no., ration card no., residential certificate no., permanent address, PIN code, and so on
In the case of a government employee, the government ID details are also