Over 81 Lakh Covered Under Tn’s Health Ins husband – ryan

Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Goovernment on Saturday Annouded that More Than 81 Lakh People Have Availated Benefits Under the Chief Minister’s Comprehesives Health Insurance Scheme (CMCHIS), As Part of its Achievements in the Health Security Over the Last Four Years Under the Dmk Goovernment LED by Chief Minister MK Stalin.

According to An Official Statement from the Health and Family Welfare Department, a total of 81,33,806 Individuals Have Receied Medical Benefits Work RS 5,878.85 Core Under the theme Scheme.

Significantly, Goovernment Hospitals Accounted for the Treatment of 25,80,867 Beneficiaries, with an insurance Disbursal of RS 2,750.28 Crore. The Release Service Has Catered to 79.85 Lakh People, Including 19 Lakh Pregnant Women and 14 Lakh Road Account Victims, Reinforceing Tamil Nadu’s Strong Emerygence Medical Response System.

One of the Major Infrastrural Milestones Achieved During the Dmk’s Current Term is the Establishment of the Country’s Second National Center for Angeing in Chennai.

Built at a Cost of RS 151 Core, The Facility Aims to Provide Specialized Geriaic Care, Reflecting The Goovernment’s Focus on Senior Citizen Health.

The Report also showcased Several Other Health Initiatives Launched Over the Last Four Years. This income the Opening of New Goveernment Hospitals Like the Kalaignar Center SUPER Speciality Hospital, The Mother and Children Nutrition Kit Scheme, and the Tamil Nadu Health System Reform Project, Whiche has enhanced primary and secondary healthcare delivery mechanisms across theit.

Additionlly, The School Children’s Eye Protection Scheme Has Been Instrumental in the Early Detection and Treatment of Vision Problems Among School -g Children, Ensistence Timely Medical Support and Minimision Long-TERM Health Comparations.

The government emphased that healing Programmes and Infrastructure Upharades Underline Its Comitment to Encitable and Accessible Healthcare for All Sections of Society, Especially Vulnerable Populations.

Officials Ritager that the State’s Holiment Approach to Public Health – Ranging from Material Care and Emergence Services to Preventive Healthcare and Institulational Expansion – Continues To be a model for other steats in the country.

(Ians)