Fair rates and timely payments
Seek evidence-based review of package rates, predictable claim processing and timely reimbursement so hospitals can maintain staffing, infrastructure and quality care.
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One collective voice for sustainable hospitals, professional dignity and safe patient care.
A fair, financially sustainable and respectful healthcare system where empanelled hospitals can deliver safe, high-quality cashless care, and doctors can practise with dignity and professional independence.
Unite doctors running MJPJAY / PMJAY empanelled hospitals into a collective professional forum that advocates for fair reimbursement, manageable administrative requirements, transparent oversight and protection from harassment, while safeguarding patient rights and clinical standards.
Seek evidence-based review of package rates, predictable claim processing and timely reimbursement so hospitals can maintain staffing, infrastructure and quality care.
Advocate for proportionate reporting, coordinated meetings and health camps, clear requirements and reduced duplication, allowing doctors more time for patients.
Seek published criteria, consistent procedures, documented decisions, an opportunity to respond and accessible appeals, with protection from arbitrary pressure or harassment.
Promote respectful engagement between scheme officials and treating doctors, with appropriate specialist input in decisions affecting clinical care.
Advocate for funding and operating conditions that support expanding access to cashless treatment without compromising clinical standards, informed consent or patient safety.
Bring documented concerns and practical solutions to IMA leadership and scheme authorities. Encourage peer support and lawful institutional dialogue so individual doctors do not have to raise shared concerns alone.
Seek consultation with empanelled hospital doctors, prepare a shared charter and submit a formal proposal to the appropriate IMA bodies for consideration and approval.
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