Hospitals cheating Ayushman Bharat scheme will be named and shamed: govt

Hospitals cheating Ayushman Bharat scheme will be named and shamed: govt

The government has found nearly 1,200 cases of fraud and taken action against 338 hospitals, says Harsh Vardhan.
Current Affairs :-The legislature will “name and disgrace” emergency clinics discovered duping the Ayushman Bharat medical coverage plot, said association serve Harsh Vardhan on Tuesday.
The administration has discovered almost 1,200 instances of misrepresentation and made a move against 338 emergency clinics, said the wellbeing pastor, stating that the legislature has zero resilience towards debasement.
“Not exclusively would such clinics found associated with any sort of deceitful movement and practices would be de-empanelled, their names would be set up on the official site of Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojna (Ayushman Bharat) and made open. The thought is to name and disgrace them,” he said at a question and answer session in Delhi.
Indu Bhushan, CEO of the National Health Authority, which is in charge of executing the protection plot, said the choice to name medical clinics was taken as a team with the IRDAI.
“We are making stern move against such fraudsters and have recorded criminal cases and FIRs sometimes. Truth be told, we have proposed such medical clinics ought not exclusively be de-empanelled from the PMJAY plot yet in addition from other plan including that of CGHS and ECHA,” said Bhushan.
Vardhan said 376 emergency clinics are under scrutiny, 97 have been expelled from the plan and police gripes have been held up against six medical clinics. An aggregate sum of Rs 1.5 crore in punishment has been collected and about 1,200 instances of misrepresentation have been affirmed.

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