The Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) or Ayushman Card provides several benefits to eligible individuals. Here are some key benefits of the Ayushman Card

Health Coverage: The Ayushman Card offers health coverage up to INR 5 lakhs per family per year, covering a wide range of medical treatments and services. This coverage includes hospitalization expenses, pre and post-hospitalization care, diagnostics, medicines, and more.

Cashless Treatment: With the Ayushman Card, eligible individuals can avail of cashless treatment at empaneled hospitals and healthcare facilities. This means that the expenses will be directly settled by the scheme, reducing the financial burden on the beneficiary.

Wide Network of Hospitals: The AB PM-JAY scheme has a vast network of empaneled hospitals across India. These hospitals include both public and private healthcare providers. Beneficiaries can receive treatment at any of the empaneled hospitals, ensuring access to quality healthcare services.

No Cap on Family Size: The Ayushman Card covers the entire family, including the head of the household, spouse, and dependent children. There is no cap on the family size, ensuring comprehensive healthcare coverage for all eligible family members.

Portability: The Ayushman Card is portable across the country. This means that beneficiaries can avail of the scheme's benefits at empaneled hospitals anywhere in India. This is particularly beneficial for individuals who may need medical treatment away from their home state or region.

To identify hospitals that offer benefits under the Ayushman Card scheme, you can visit the official website of AB PM-JAY or use the AB PM-JAY mobile app. These platforms provide a list of empaneled hospitals and healthcare providers based on your location. You can search for hospitals in your area that participate in the scheme and provide the required medical services.

It's important to note that the list of empaneled hospitals may vary, and it's advisable to confirm with the specific hospital regarding their participation in the AB PM-JAY scheme before seeking treatment.