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Kottayam Medical College Hospital diverted crores from a health insurance fund for unauthorised salaries and appointments, leaving poor patients without benefits for nearly three years and struggling for medicines.
A Kerala technical committee will prepare a report for a ₹25 lakh health insurance scheme for every family, aiming for universal coverage.
Kerala's Budget introduces the ₹25 lakh Oommen Chandy Health Insurance Scheme, revamps Medisep, enhances fisherman insurance, and extends e-stamping to private insurers for better social security.
Grievances against Kerala's Medisep 2.0 health scheme include hospitals overcharging, demanding advances, and claim rejections, leaving beneficiaries struggling with unexpected costs and unaddressed complaints.
Thrissur: The MEDISEP insurance scheme, designed to cover the medical expenses of government employees and pensioners, has come to an abrupt halt. Since March 14, hospitals have been unable to upload data to the MEDISEP portal using their login credentials. Calls to the helpline have also gone
A new accident and life insurance scheme for students from Class 1 to 12 has been introduced in the budget.
Nearly 32 lakh are expected to benefit.
Family floater plans cover all members under one sum insured.
The scheme came into force on July 1, 2022, and has since emerged as one of the most extensive health insurance initiatives for government staff and retirees in the state.
The RPWD Act, the National Trust Act, the RCI Act, and the Mental Healthcare Act are among the key legislations in place for them.
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