West Bengal Health Scheme 2008 (Read Here)
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Last date of enrollment in Health Scheme was 31.12.2010. If deputation is after enrollment under heath scheme then the employee is eligible to all sort of benefits of WBHS 2008. There is no separate order related to this till now.
I want to know whether ” Repose Nursing Home,Broad Street,Ballyganj,Kolkata is entitled in the list under W.B.H.Scheme or not, I am an employee of the Govt of West Bengal.
A permanent goverment primary school teacher with one year service. Am i entitle for west bengal health scheme? And if yes then how
I am a lecturer in a Govt. College and have enrolled under WBHS 2008. Is my husband also compulsorily enrolled under this scheme? He is working in a private company, enjoys medical allowance and does not want to be enrolled under WBHS.
There are so many superspecality hospital outside our state (JIPMER-Poducherry, BHU-Benaras, SGPGI-Lucknow etc. ) which are fully Goverment owoned and their services are also very high level. But we can not get the facility of WBHS-2008 in these hospitals as these hospital are non-recognised by WBHS. The authority should think to empanell all these hospital which are known for their high class service . The employees and their beneficiary must has the right to choose where they can get satisfactory service.
whether seizure/operation of a delivery case in the enlisted Hospital/Nursing Home is entitled to get the reimbursement cost of the said charges.
My friend is an employee of W B Housing Board, 193 Andul Road Howrah. He got Outdoor treatment from West Bank hospital and cost of treatment incurred was Rs 3 200/-
His office decline to reimburse the cost on the plea that such cost for outdoor treatment except administering of insulin is not admissible
Please commentAn employee shall be entitled to reimbursement of the cost of his or his beneficiary’s medical attendance and treatment as an OPD patient in a hospital or institution in the following cases:-
(i) Malignant diseases,
(ii) Tuberculosis,
(iii) Hepatitis B/C and other liver diseases,
(iv) Insulin-dependent diabetes,
(v) Heart diseases,
(vi) Neurological disorders/ Cerebrovascular disorders,
(vii) Malignant malaria,
(viii) Renal failure,
(ix) Thallasaemia/ Bleeding orders/ Platelet disorders,
(x) Injuries caused by accidents.
I think the office rightly said about the reimbursement.
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