India has a wide range of government health insurance schemes, each aimed at different groups such as farmers, daily wage earners, migrants, pensioners, and salaried employees.

Bengal’s minister of state for health, Chandrima Bhattacharya, advocated the state’s flagship universal healthcare scheme, ...

Elderly Indians lack insurance for cataract surgery, impacting access and outcomes, as highlighted in a recent study.

Rising medical treatment costs, low disposable income and subdued uptake of health insurance have led to stretched finances.

Cashless health insurance is a service offered by insurance companies that lets policyholders get medical treatment without paying cash at the hospital during hospitalisation.

Chhattisgarh’s integrated public health insurance scheme has significantly expanded healthcare access, covering nearly the ...

M Nagaraju calls on insurance brokers to play a key role in raising awareness and boosting insurance penetration, ...

Charitable hospitals registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act 1950 should offer the benefits of key government health schemes such as Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) and Mahatma Jyotiba ...

The current system is failing about 8 to 10 crore Indian households that fall into the ‘missing middle’ – too affluent for subsidised schemes but unable to afford adequate private insurance.

What India needs isn’t more coverage — it’s continuity. And that’s exactly what a new generation of health care platforms is building.

The Indian government supports farmers through various schemes. PM-Kisan provides direct financial aid. PMFBY offers crop ...

In India, the prevalence of health insurance uptake was 53 per cent among women ... design and implementation of insurance schemes and economic conditions are crucial in determining health insurance ...