The document discusses the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna (RSBY) health insurance scheme in India. It provides statistics on the program including that 17 million cards have been issued covering 62 million people across 26 states. In Chhattisgarh, the scheme has enrolled over 10.7 lakh people in the first round. Key features of the program discussed include empowering beneficiaries, utilizing an IT-based system, and expanding coverage beyond just Below Poverty Line populations. The document outlines the implementation process and also discusses issues like preventing moral hazards.
1. Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna –
Introduction and experiences
State Nodal Agency DH&FW ,GOCG
2nd Floor Directorate of Health Services
Old Nursing Hostel, Raipur-492001
Tel: 0771-4255948 email: rsbycg@gmail.com
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2. Current Status of RSBY Implementation in India
Cards issued – App. 17 Million
People enrolled – App. 62
million
No. of States which have started
the RSBY process – Twenty Six
No. of States which have signed
MoU with Central Govt.-Twenty
five
No. of States where enrolment
has started – Twenty three
No. of States where Service
delivery has started – Twenty
three
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3. RSBY in CG
All 18 district covered in two phases
318 network hospitals
Total 10.7 lakhs enrolled during 1st Round
21500 beneficiaries have availed treatment under this
scheme worth 10.5 crs.
Second round started in phase 1 districts
Premium for Second round Rs 437.89 per family
Insurance company- OIC Ltd.
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4. Main features
Business Model for all Stakeholders
Empowering the beneficiary
Insurers
Hospitals
Government
IT based
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5. Implementation
BPL Data as per GOI Guidelines
Selection of Insurance Company
Enrollment of Beneficiaries
-Empanelment of Hospitals
-Setting up of Support Services
-Utilization of Services
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4. Selection through tendering
Government State Nodal 9. Submission of data and bill Insurance
of India Company
Agency
10. Payment to Insurer
BPL Data
FKO
Health Care
Providers
8. Download of FKO
Data at DKM server
District Call
Kiosk Centre
6. Issuance of
BPL
FKO Card
Awareness Beneficiaries
Health
Camps
DKM
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7. Going Beyond BPL
RSBY is being extended to other categories of
Unorganized sector workers who are non-BPL
NREGA beneficiaries
Building and Construction Workers
Postman
ASHA Workers/ Mitanin
Anganwadi Workers
Non-Government sectors
In many of these categories people have agreed to pay
part or full premium by themselves
Some other ministries are also contemplating to extend it
to their targeted beneficiaries
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8. Moral hazards
At the time of enrollment
At the time of empanelment
For utilization of services
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9. What RSBY will you do in District
plan?
Plan for quality services
Making your block/district cataract free
Increasing Institutional deliveries
Increasing utilization of family planning
services.
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