Eligibility Criteria & Income Limits
Detailed breakdown of SECC rural deprivation codes (D1-D7), urban worker rules, 70+ senior citizen rules, and income/property exclusions.
Everything you need to know about India's largest healthcare scheme: ₹5 Lakh cashless hospital cover, eligibility rules, hospital locator, and application guides.
Select a guide below to check your qualification, search empaneled hospitals, or apply step-by-step:
Detailed breakdown of SECC rural deprivation codes (D1-D7), urban worker rules, 70+ senior citizen rules, and income/property exclusions.
Find government and private empaneled hospitals near you offering cashless ₹5 Lakh treatment under PM-JAY.
Step-by-step instructions to apply for Ayushman Card online via beneficiary.nha.gov.in or CSC centers.
Learn how to check your name in the official PMJAY beneficiary list using Aadhaar, Mobile Number, or Ration Card.
The Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) is the world’s largest government-funded health assurance scheme. Designed to protect poor and vulnerable families from catastrophic health expenditures, it provides cashless hospitalization benefits up to ₹5,000,000 per family per year.
There is no capping on family size, age, or gender. Pre-existing diseases are covered from day one of enrollment in any empaneled government or private hospital across India.
PMJAY (Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana) is India’s flagship national health insurance scheme providing ₹5 Lakh cashless health cover per family per year for secondary and tertiary care hospitalization.
Each eligible family receives ₹5 Lakh annual health coverage on a family-floater basis, usable across empaneled public and private hospitals.
Yes! All Indian citizens aged 70 years and above are universally eligible for a dedicated ₹5 Lakh Ayushman health cover regardless of family income.
Yes, Ayushman Card is valid in both government hospitals and empaneled private hospitals across India for approved medical treatments and surgeries.