DIMAPUR — A three-day interaction and detailed discussion regarding Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme (CMHIS) beneficiaries receiving treatment in Delhi NCR was held at Nagaland House, New Delhi, from September 11 to the 13th.
The interaction included Wennyei Konyak NCS, resident commissioner of Nagaland House, New Delhi; Dr. Hentok Phom, joint director and state nodal officer (Health and Family Welfare); Kuolie Mere, deputy director and senior public relations officer (Information and Public Relations); as well as representatives from Paramount Health Services and Insurance TPA Pvt. Ltd., Future Generali Insurance Company, and the 19 empaneled hospitals in Delhi NCR.
According to an update, discussions were held to address the technical challenges faced by beneficiaries and hospitals in Delhi NCR while accessing the benefits.
The insurance team from Paramount Health Services and Insurance TPA Pvt. Ltd. and Future Generali Insurance Company, led by Dr. Hentok Phom, visited various hospitals to gain a better understanding and develop solutions to address the gaps experienced by both patients and hospitals.
The empanelled hospitals in Delhi NCR are: Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre, Artemis Hospitals, Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Dr. BL Kapur Memorial Hospital, Fortis Escort Heart Institute and Research Centre, Fortis FLT LT Rajan Dhall Charitable Trust, Fortis Hospital Limited, Fortis Hospital Shalimar Bagh, Fortis Hospitals Limited, Noida, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Manipal Human Care Medical Charitable Trust, Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Max Super Speciality Hospital East Block, Max Super Speciality Hospital IP Extension, Medanta The Medicity, Pushpawati Singhania Hospital and Research Institute, QRG Medicare Limited, Fortis Hospital Greater Noida, and Venkateshwar Hospital.
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