India offers various government-run health schemes to improve public health, provide affordable healthcare, and promote preventive measures. Expand each scheme below to learn details, benefits, and eligibility criteria.
Provides health insurance coverage of up to ₹5 lakh per family per year for secondary and tertiary care hospitalization. Covers around 10 crore poor and vulnerable families in India. This includes surgeries, ICU care, and specialized treatments. Beneficiaries can avail services in empanelled public and private hospitals.
Eligibility: Families listed under SECC 2011 database.
Learn MoreEncourages institutional deliveries among pregnant women. Provides cash incentives to mothers and Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) to promote safe childbirth. Also reduces maternal and infant mortality rates.
Eligibility: Pregnant women in rural and urban areas, particularly those below poverty line.
Learn MoreEnsures routine vaccination for children and adults against preventable diseases like polio, tuberculosis, hepatitis B, measles, and rubella. Focuses on early disease prevention and child health development. Periodic campaigns are conducted to cover hard-to-reach populations.
Learn MoreProvides cash benefits of ₹5000 in installments to pregnant and lactating women to improve health and nutrition during pregnancy and lactation. Encourages antenatal care, institutional delivery, and early child care.
Learn MorePromotes traditional medicine and holistic healthcare (Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathy) to strengthen preventive and promotive health services. Provides consultations, wellness programs, and lifestyle guidance.
Learn MoreFocuses on early identification and management of diseases, deficiencies, and disabilities in school children. Provides free health screening, treatment, and rehabilitation for children under 18. Includes vision, hearing, and growth monitoring.
Learn MoreAims to achieve full immunization coverage for children under 2 years and pregnant women who missed routine immunization. Special drives cover hard-to-reach areas, including tribal and remote locations.
Learn MoreProvides mental health services and awareness programs to improve access to mental healthcare. Focuses on community-based mental health care, early identification of mental illness, and reducing stigma.
Learn MoreSeeks to eliminate tuberculosis by 2025 through free diagnosis, treatment, and awareness campaigns. Includes targeted efforts for high-risk populations and monitoring of drug-resistant TB cases.
Learn MoreImproves healthcare delivery across rural and urban India. Focuses on maternal and child health, disease control, and strengthening primary care facilities. Provides financial and technical support to states for health initiatives.
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