S NARENDAR REDDY

S NARENDAR REDDY

13 November 2013

API AND AADPI PROFORMAS FOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

Commissionerate of Collegiate Education
Academic Cell
Most Important/Most Urgent
Circular
To
1.The RJDCEs,
2.Principals of ID Colleges
Dear Sir/Madam,
Sub: CCE Instructions for Submission of AADPI for Principals and
Revised APIs for Lecturers-Certain Instructions-Reg.
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All the RJDCEsare requested to obtain the three years (2010-11,2011-
12,2012-13) AADPI scores of all the regular Principals working in their jurisdiction.
The year wise consolidated AADPI score is to be submitted to this office by 20-11-
2013 11.00 am. The documentary evidence submitted by the Principals is to be kept
in RJDCEs office and submit to this office whenever requested.
Regarding the API Score of all lecturers is to be obtained by the Principals
and the documentary evidence submitted by the concerned lecturer is to be
preserved in the college and to be submitted to the higher officials whenever
needed. The consolidated API Score of lecturers,college wise in the prescribed
proformais to be submitted to this office by the ID Colleges on 18-11-2013 by11.00
am.
The RJDCEs/ID College Principals are requested to communicate this circular
to all the Principals of GDCs and Private aided colleges and submit the required
information regarding AADPI for all the Principals and API for all Lecturers working in
Degree Colleges. Also the Principals/RJDCEs are requested to follow the Timelines
and report the same in time.
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With Regards
Dr.David Kumar rapaka
Academic Guidance Officer
O/O Commissioner of Collegiate Education,
Government of Andhra Pradesh
Nampally, HYDERABAD-500001
09000103209

8 November 2013

HEALTH CARD GOS3

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
Health, Medical and Family Welfare - Employees Health Scheme - Providing Cashless
medical treatment to the State Government Employees, Pensioners and their
dependent family members - Notification of the 'Employees Health Scheme (EHS) -
Orders — Issued.
HEALTH, MEDICAL AND FAMILY WELFARE (M2) DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No.174 Dated: 01-11-2013
Read the following
1 G.O.Ms.No.74, HM&FW (K1) Dept dated:15-03-2005.
2. G.O.Ms.No.180 HM&FW (K1) Dept dated 11-05-2006.
3. G.O.Ms.No.105 HM&FW(K1)Dept dated:09-04-2007.
4. G.O.Ms.No.397 HM&FW(K1)Dept, dated: 14-11-2008.
5. G.O.Ms.No.68 HM&FW (K1) Dept dated 28-03-2011.
6. G.O.Rt.No.5832 GA (Cabinet) Dept Dated:04-12-2010.
7. G.O. Rt No. 3401 GA (GPM&AR) Dept Dated:23-07-2012
8. G.O.Ms.No.184 HM&FW(M2) Dept, dated:14-08-2012.
9. G.O.Ms.No.186 HM&FW(M2) Dept, dated: 14-08-2012.
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ORDER:
In the G.O. 1st read above, Government have issued modifications / amendments
to the Andhra Pradesh Integrated Medical Attendance Rules, 1972, applicable to State
Government employees and their dependents etc., for their treatment. In the G.O’s.,
2nd to 5th read above, Government have issued further amendments / modifications /
clarifications, from time to time, to the said rules. Having decided to provide
comprehensive health care to all Government Employees, Pensioners, and their
dependent family members, Government vide G.O. 8th read above, have approved the
Employees Health Care Fund Scheme (EHF). In the G.O. 9th read above, Government
have also issued operational guidelines for implementation of the Employees
Health Care Fund Scheme to provide cashless treatment to all the Government
employees, pensioners and their dependent family members. The Employees /
Pensioners Associations made representations seeking certain modifications to
the G.O.8th read above. The then Chief Secretary to Government convened a
meeting with the representatives of the Employees / Pensioners Associations on
06-12-2012, and thereafter the matter was placed before the 'Group of Ministers'
constituted in the G.O. 6th read above, for their consideration. The Group of
Ministers have considered the recommendations of the then Chief Secretary to
Government and recommended the implementation of 'Employees Health Scheme
(EHS) and issue of Health Cards. The salient points of the recommendations were
discussed by the Chief Secretary to Government with the representatives of the
Employees / Pensioners Associations in the meeting held on 31-10-2013 and their views
were considered.
2. Government after careful examination and in supersession of the orders
issued in the G.O. 8th read above hereby issue the following orders notifying the
'Employees Health Scheme (EHS) and its implementation with immediate effect.
3. The Employees Health Scheme is formulated to provide cashless treatment
to the employees and pensioners of the State Government and their dependent family
members which will ipso facto replace the existing medical reimbursement system
under APIMA Rules, 1972, with additional benefits such as post-operative care and
treatment of chronic diseases which do not require hospitalization and treatment in
empanelled hospitals.
Contd. P. 2.,
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4. COVERAGE:
The coverage under the scheme is as follows:-
4.1 Beneficiaries Covered
4.1.1 In the first Phase the following categories of beneficiaries will be covered.
a) Serving employees:
1. All regular State Government employees. A State Government
employee will have the meaning as defined under Fundamental
Rules.
2. Provincialised employees of local bodies.
b) Retired employees:
1. All Service Pensioners
2. Family pensioners
3. Re-employed service pensioners
4.1.2. The following categories will not be covered under the scheme.
a) Those who are covered under other insurance schemes such as CGHS,
ESIS, Railways, RTC., Aarogya Bhadratha of Police Department
and Aarogya Sahayatha of Prohibition & Excise Department;
b) Law officers (Advocate General, State Prosecutors, State
Counsels, Government Pleaders and Public Prosecutors);
c) Casual and Daily paid workers;
d) Biological parents if adopted parents exist;
e) All independent children; and
f) AIS officers and AIS pensioners.
4.1.3. The following family members are entitled to avail of the Employees
Health Scheme.
a) Dependent Parents (either adoptive or biological; but not both);
b) One legally wedded wife in case of a male employee / service
pensioner;
c) Husband in case of a female employee / service pensioner;); and
d) Dependents of family pensioners shall also be eligible as in the case of
service pensioners.
4.1.4. DEPENDENCY HAS THE FOLLOWING MEANING
a) In case of parents, those who are dependent on the employee
for their livelihood;
b) In case of unemployed daughters, those who are unmarried or
widowed or divorced or deserted; and
c) In case of unemployed sons, those who are below the age of 25
years.
d) Disabled Children with a disability which renders them unfit for
employment
Contd. P. 3.
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4.2 BENEFITS COVERED
4.2.1. In-Patient Treatment:
a) The scheme will provide inpatient treatment for the listed therapies
under all specialties in the empanelled hospitals.
b) Necessary follow-up treatments of surgical or medical
ailments.
c) EHS patient requiring IP treatment in an empanelled hospital will
receive cashless services.
d) Aarogyamithra belonging to AHCT in the empanelled hospital will
guide and facilitate the movement of EHS patient from the time of
registration till the time of discharge.
e) The network hospital will earmark one of their staff as EHS
liaison assistant to liaise with EHS patients.
4.2.2. Outpatient Treatment for identified chronic diseases:-
4.2.2.1 OP treatment for pre-defined long-term (chronic) diseases will be
provided in notified hospitals. Orders on the modalities and
provision of budget to the notified hospitals will be issued
separately.
4.3 FINANCIAL COVERAGE
a). The employees, pensioners and their dependent family members will
be eligible for a sum of Rs.2.00 lakhs (Rupees two lakhs only) per episode
of illness with no limit on the number of episodes as existing in APIMA
Rules, 1972. However, in the cases where the cost of treatment exceeds
Rs.2.00 lakhs, cashless treatment will continue. No network hospital shall
deny the treatment in such cases.
b). The limit of Rs.2.00 lakhs will not apply in cases where predetermined
package rates are above Rs.2.00 lakhs.
c). Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust will settle the claims
which exceed Rs.2.00 lakhs, following the standard claims settlement
process after obtaining the approval of the Technical Committee
constituted by the Government.
5. HOSPITALS:
The empanelment and hospital payments is as follows.
5.1 Hospital Empanelment
a. Guidelines for empanelment of hospitals within the State and outside, preauthorization
and other modalities while implementing the scheme will be in
conformity with the existing standard procedures being followed by AHCT.
The list of empanelled hospitals will be made available in the official
website www.ehf.gov.in
b. Empanelled hospitals resorting to irregularities or misuse shall be
blacklisted and entire amount recovered besides launching criminal
action.
Contd. P. 4.
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c. Any irregularities or misuse committed by the beneficiaries coming to the
notice of Government or AHCT will entail disciplinary action as per A.P. C.S.
(CCA) Rules, 1991 and may attract penal action as per law.
5.2. Hospital Payments
a. Payments under the scheme will be based on approved package prices.
b. The period from the date of reporting to hospital to 10 days after the
date of discharge from the hospital will be treated as part of the
package.
c. The package will include the entire range of investigations, medicines,
implants, consumables, diet, post-operations / post-treatment complications
and follow up care arising from the therapeutic intervention.
6. FINANCING: The financing arrangement for the Scheme is as follows.
6.1. 60% of total amount will be borne by Government and 40% by the
employee / pensioner contribution.
6.2. The monthly contribution will be Rs.90/- (for Slab A consisting of
employees with Pay Grades from I to IV, and Slab B consisting of
employees with Pay Grades from V to XVII) and Rs.120/- (for Slab C
consisting of employees with Pay Grades from XVIII to XXXII). The Pay
Grades for the three Slabs under other Pay Scales, such as University
Grants Commission Pay Scales, will be those equivalent to the
corresponding Pay Grades under the State Government. The eligibility for
Slab-A and Slab-B will be semi-private ward, and for Slab- C will be
private ward. The contribution for service pensioners or family
pensioners will be according to the present Pay Grade of the post
from which the pensioner retired from service.
6.3. If both of the spouses are Government employees or Service
Pensioners, contribution by any one of the spouses is sufficient. In such
a case, the applicant shall give a declaration to the effect that the other
spouse is a Government employee / Service Pensioner, duly indicating
the Employee Code / Pensioner Code of the other spouse.
6.4. The expenditure in running the Scheme and Scheme experience
will be reviewed at the end of six months and revision of
contribution effected accordingly.
7. IMPLEMENTATION MECHANISM: The implementation Mechanism for the
scheme is as follows.
7.1. Aarogyasri Health Care Trust will implement the Scheme under the
supervision of Government of Andhra Pradesh.
7.2 A Steering Committee under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary to
Government will review the implementation of the Scheme from time to
time. The Steering Committee will meet as frequently as required,
discuss, monitor and review the Scheme,
Contd. P. 5.
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benefit packages, grievances, quality of medical care including the
modalities of an Employees Health Trust. The General Administration
(Services & HRM) Department will issue orders forming the Steering
Committee with 40% members from employees and pensioners
associations, and 60% members from Government.
8. Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust will incur expenditure for
implementation of Employees Health Scheme (EHS) from existing funds of Aarogyasri
Scheme and recoup as and when EHS budget is received.
9. Detailed operational guidelines required from time to time will be issued by
Government (Health, Medical and Family Welfare Department) and made available in
the website, and also detailed guidelines for outpatient treatment will be issued
separately by Government (HM&FW Department).
10. The Secretary to Government (Services & HRM), General Administration
Department; Secretary to Government IT&C Department; Commissioner, Civil Supplies;
Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust; Director of Treasuries and
Accounts; District Collectors; Pay and Account Officers; and all Heads of Departments
shall take necessary further action in the matter accordingly.
11. These orders will come into effect from 5th December, 2013.
12. This order issues with the concurrence of Finance (Expr.M&H.1) Department vide
their U.O.No.360/A1/Expr.M&H.I/2013, Dated: 26/10/2013.
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
Dr. P.K. MOHANTY
CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To,
The Principal Secretary to Government, General Administration (Services & HRM),
Department.
The Secretary to Government, Information Technology & Communications Department.
The Commissioner, Civil Supplies, AP.,Hyderabad.
The Commissioner of Printing, Stationary & Stores (Printing Wing), A.P, Hyderabad
(with a request to furnish 500 copies of the G.O. to Government .
The Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust, Hyderabad.
All the District Collectors
All Heads of Department
Copy to:
All the Special Chief Secretaries to Government / Prl. Secretaries/ Secretaries in
Secretariat. Hyderabad.
All the employees and pensioners associations through GA (Services Welfare)
Department, Secretariat, Hyderabad.
Accountant General (A&E), AP., Hyderabad.
The Pay and Account Officers
The Director of Treasuries and Accounts, AP., Hyderabad
The Commissioner of Information and Public Relations, Hyderabad
PS to Principal Secretary to Governor.
The Finance (Expr.M&H-1) Dept.
All concerned through the Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust,
Hyderabad.
S.F./S.Cs.
// FORWARDED :: BY ORDER //
SECTION OFFICER

HEALTH CARD LATEST GOS 2

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
Health, Medical and Family Welfare – Employees Health Scheme – Notification and
adoption of ‘Final Therapy Prices’ - Orders – Issued.
HEALTH, MEDICAL AND FAMILY WELFARE (M2) DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No. 176 Dated: 01-11-2013.
Read the following:
1. G.O.Ms.No.227 HM&FW (K2) Dept dated 09-06-2006.
2. G.O.Ms.No.184 HM&FW(M2) Dept dated 14-08-2012.
3. Govt Memo. No. 21233 /M2/2012-3 HM&FW (M2) Dept dated
06/02/2013.
4. Representation dated 30-03-2013 received from AP Speciality Hospitals
Association (ASHA).
5. Representation dated:03-04-2013 received from AP Private Hospitals &
Nursing Homes Association (APNA).
6. From the Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Healthcare Trust,
Hyderabad letter No.2349 /P&C/F.49/2013 dated 26-04-2013.
7. Govt Letter No.21233/M2/2012-4 HM&FW(M2) Dept dt.29-04-2013.
8. From the Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Healthcare Trust,
Hyderabad letter No.AST/2349 /P&C/F.49/2013 dated 29-04-2013.
9. G.O.Ms.No.87 HM&FW (M2) Dept dated 27-06-2013.
10. From the Chief Executive Officer,Aarogyasri Healthcare Trust
Letter No.AST/ 4768 /P&C/F.49/ 2013, dated: 06-09-2013.
11. Government Memo.No.16977/M2/2010, Dated: 30/10/2013.
12. From the Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Healthcare Trust, Letter
No.AST/ 4768 /P&C/F.49/ 2013, dated: 30-10-2013.
13. G.O.Ms.No.174, HM&FW (M2) Dept. Dated: 01/11/2013.
14. G.O.Ms.No.175, HM&FW (M2) Dept. Dated:01/11/2013.
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ORDER:
Rajiv Aarogyasri Scheme (RAS) is being implemented by Government from
01.04.2007 to financially assist 233 lakh poor families to avail medical treatment for
identified diseases covering 938 In-patient (IP) therapies and 125 follow-up therapies
vide G.O. first read above. Government have also decided to implement a similar
cashless scheme (Employees Health Scheme) for Government pensioners and
employees with coverage envisaged in APIMA rules, 1972 vide G.O. 2nd read above.
Aarogyasri Healthcare Trust, after deliberations and in consultation with specialists, has
identified additional IP therapies for inclusion in employees health scheme, in addition
to Aarogyasri packages.
2. AP Speciality Hospitals Association (ASHA) and A P Private Hospitals & Nursing
Homes Association (APNA) representing the private hospitals empanelled under Rajiv
Aarogyasri Scheme, submitted representations to Government, seeking revision of the
package rates for Rajiv Aarogyasri Scheme and also clarifications on certain other
issues. In Memo. No. 21233 /M2/2012-3 HM&FW (M2) Dept dated 06-02-2013,
Government have constituted a committee headed by Principal Finance Secretary and
consisting of Principal Secretary to Government, Health Medical & Family Welfare
Department, Commissioner, A.P.
Contd. P.2.,
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Vaidhya Vidhana Parishad, Director of Medical Education, as members, Chief Executive
Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust as member-convenor, and two representatives
each from ASHA and APNA as members for examining the grievances of ASHA and
APNA. The Committee, after detailed discussions and deliberations submitted its
recommendations to the Government.
3. Government issued orders in the G.O. 9th read above, by notifying the ‘Input
Code Book’, ‘Standard Schedule of Rates for 2012-13’, and the ‘Final Therapy Prices ’,
for being adopted by the Aarogyasri Health Care Trust for determining the package
rates for treatment of patients in empanelled hospitals, for Rajiv Aarogyasri Scheme.
4. In the letter 10th read above, the Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Healthcare
Trust has submitted the ‘Final Therapy prices for Employees Health Scheme’ which
include additional therapies in addition to the existing Aarogyasri therapies, prepared
basing on the ‘Input Code Book’ and ‘Standard Scheduled of Rates (SSR 2012-13)’
already notified in the G.O. 9th read above. These final therapy prices are inclusive of
OP evaluation.
5. In the G.O., 9th read above, Standard Schedule of Rates for 2012-13 are
approved according to which Rs.900/- per day is the rate prescribed for General Ward.
Government have decided to consider Rs.1200/- per day for stay in semi-private ward
and Rs.1500/- per day for private ward in the non-NABH accredited hospitals. In so far
as the NABH accredited hospitals are concerned, the rates would be Rs.1500/- per day
for semiprivate ward and Rs.2000/- per day for private ward. This would be an
incentive to the NABH accredited hospitals for promoting quality of health care. The
APIMA Rules adopt CGHS norms and the CGHS prescribes incentives to the NABH
accredited hospitals for promoting quality of health care. Hence, NABH hospitals are
considered for higher tariff so far as hospital stay is concerned. Moreover, the scheme
will be reviewed after obtaining the actual data for six months, the rationalization of the
above prices for semi-private ward and private wards would also be considered in the
review. The Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust will carefully monitor
the implementation of the Scheme and after obtaining the actual data for six months,
will place the same before the Steering Committee for considering rationalization of the
above prices for semi-private ward and private wards.
6. Government after careful examination hereby issue the following orders:-
a. List of therapies and the package prices are placed in the Annexure.
These shall be adopted by Aarogyasri Health Care Trust for treatment of
patients in empanelled hospitals, under the Employees Health Scheme.
b. The Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Healthcare Trust is authorized to
include any additional inputs, which may be required during the course of
implementation of the scheme, code them, finalise the prices and append
the same in the Medical Input Code Book and Standard Schedule of Rates
(SSR) subsequently.
c. The following standard schedule of Rates are hereby approved
i. Stay in Semiprivate ward Rs.1,200/- per day in non-NABH
accredited hospitals and Rs.1,500/- per day in NABH accredited
hospitals.
Contd. P.3.,
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ii. Stay in Private ward Rs.1,500/- per day in non-NABH accredited
hospitals and Rs.2,000/- per day in NABH accredited hospitals.
7. The Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust, Hyderabad shall take
further necessary action, accordingly in the matter.
8. This order issues with the concurrence of Finance (Expr.M&H.1) Department
vide their U.O.No.360/A1/Expr.M&H.I/2013, Dated: 26/10/2013.
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
Dr. P.K. MOHANTY
CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To
The Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust, Hyderabad.
The Commissioner of Printing, Stationary & Stores (Printing Wing), A.P, Hyderabad
(with a request to furnish 500 copies of the G.O. to Government .
Copy to:
The Commissioner of Family Welfare, AP., Hyderabad.
The Director of Medical Education, AP., Hyderabad.
The Director of Public Health & Family Welfare, AP., Hyderabad.
The Commissioner, AP Vaidya Vidhana Parishad, Hyderabad.
The Managing Director, AP Medical Services and Infrastructure development
Corporation, Hyderabad.
The Accountant General (A&E), AP., Hyderabad.
Finance (Expr.M&H-1) Dept.
S.F. / S.Cs.
// FORWARDED :: BY ORDER //
SECTION OFFICER

HEALTH CARD LATEST GOS 1

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
Health, Medical and Family Welfare — Employees Health Scheme (EHS) — Operational
Guidelines for Issue of Health Cards – Orders – Issued.
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HEALTH, MEDICAL AND FAMILY WELFARE (M2) DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No. 175 Dated: 01-11-2013.
Read the following:
1. G.O.Ms.No.184 HM&FW (M2) Dept dt.18-04-2012.
2. G.O.Ms.No.186 HM&FW (M2) Dept dt.18-04-2012.
3. G.O.Rt.No.1837 HM&FW (M2) Dept. dated 27-12-2012.
4. G.O.Ms.No.174, HM&FW (M2) Dept dated:01-11-2013.
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ORDER:
In the G.O. 2" read above, Operational Guidelines were issued for enrolment of
beneficiaries, duly defining the role of the beneficiary, Drawing and Disbursing
Officers, Director of Treasuries & Accounts, Commissioner of Civil Supplies, Chief
Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust, Heads of Department and District
Collectors.
2. In the G.O. 4th read above, revised orders were issued, in supersession of
the orders issued in the G.O. first read above, notifying the 'Employees Health Scheme
(EHS)'and defining its features.
3. In continuation and partial modification of the Operational Guidelines issued in
the G.O. 2" read above, Government hereby issue the following guidelines for issue of
Health Cards to the beneficiaries covered under the Employees Health Scheme (EHS):
4. ISSUE OF HEALTH CARDS
The employee or pensioner will submit online application along with the
following documents as prescribed in G.O. 2" read above. The rates for submission of
application at mee seva centres are prescribed in the G.O. 3rd read above.
• copy of Service Register (pages 1 and 2 of old service register or pages 4 and
5 of new service register) in case of employee;
• digital copy of ICAO compliant photograph of each beneficiary, and
• copy of Aadhaar enrolment receipt or Aadhaar card of each beneficiary
4.1 Permanent Health Cards
4.1.1. The following process will be adopted for issue of permanent health
cards:
a) The submitted applications will be scrutinised by Aarogyasri Health Care Trust
(AHCT)
Contd. P. 2.,
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b) The scrutinised applications will be forwarded to the Drawing and
Disbursing Officers (DDO) in the case of employees and the Sub-Treasury
Officers (STO) in the Districts /Assistant Pension Payment Officers (APPO) in
Hyderabad in case of pensioners, who will in turn verify the applications
and approve or reject in case of discrepancies. The logins of DDOs or
STO/APPOs may be reassigned to other functionaries in the district by the
District Collector in case the DDOs or STO/APPOs are unable to handle the
verification work.
c) The approved applications will be sent, online, for printing of Health
Cards for each individual beneficiary.
d) The printed cards will be delivered to the respective Card Issue Centres
(CIC) in the districts as per option given by the applicant. The
beneficiaries will be notified through short message service (SMS) on their
mobile phone once the permanent card is printed.
e) The entire applicant family will thereafter go to the designated CIC, give the
individual beneficiary finger prints as acknowledgement and receive the
permanent cards.
4.1.2. The permanent Health Cards issued under EHS will be biometric fingerprint based
health cards, will carry the Aadhaar number/Aadhaar Enrolment number and
will be issued in the name of the District Collector concerned.
4.1.3. The biometric Health Cards of all Employees and Pensioners who have
submitted their applications with Aadhaar numbers and full details will be
issued health cards through the respective CICs within 30 days of submitting
their complete application.
4.1.4. The Card Issue Centres (CIC) will be located at the rate of one in each
Revenue Division and the District Collector will decide the location of CIC in each
Revenue Division.
4.1.5. The work of issue of permanent biometric Health Cards at CICs is an
ongoing process to be carried out by Aarogyasri Health Care Trust till all
the beneficiaries are issued permanent health cards.
4.2 Temporary Health Cards
4.2.1. The process of issue of Permanent Health Cards will take time. In order to
enable the beneficiaries quick access under the scheme, it is decided to
issue temporary health cards soon after the scrutiny of the online application by
Aarogyasri Health Care Trust . Temporary cards will be generated in the logins of
the applicants, soon after the completion of scrutiny of applications, which
are in complete shape, by Aarogyasri Health Care Trust. These digital cards
can be printed out and laminated by the applicants on their own through
internet. Alternatively the beneficiaries can obtain a laminated temporary card
from any Mee Seva Centre at a cost fixed by Director ESD, IT & C Department,
but not exceeding Rs.25/- per temporary card.
4.2.2. Temporary Health cards will remain valid for a period of 90 days or till the
time a permanent card is issued or the application rejected by the
DDO or STO/APPO as the case may be, whichever is earlier.
Contd. P. 3.,
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4.2.3. All beneficiaries who receive a temporary card will be eligible to avail treatment
in the empanelled hospitals. To start with, the hospitals empanelled by
Aarogyasri Health Care Trust (see www.aarogyasri.gov.in (or) www.ehf.gov.in
for details) will provide treatment.
5. Detailed operational guidelines required from time to time will be issued by
Government (Health, Medical and Family Welfare Department) and made available in
the website.
6. The Director of Treasuries and Accounts, Pay and Accounts Officers, and all
Heads of Departments shall issue instructions accordingly to all the functionaries
specified in this order, as well as in G.O. 2nd read above, within 7 days of issue of
this order. They shall also report the daily progress of the enrolments and approvals of
applications, to the Government in the respective Administrative Departments.
7. The Principal Secretary to Government, General Administration (Services &
HRM), Department, Secretary to Government, Information Technology &
Communications Department, Commissioner of Civil Supplies, Chief Executive
Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust, Director of Treasuries and Accounts, District
Collectors, Pay and Accounts Officers and all Heads of Departments shall take necessary
further action in the matter accordingly.
8. This order issues with the concurrence of Finance (Expr.M&H.1) Department,
vide their U.O.No.360/A1/Expr.M&H.I/2013, Dated: 26/10/2013..
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
Dr. P.K. MOHANTY
CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To,
The Principal Secretary to Government, General Administration (Services & HRM),
Department.
The Secretary to Government, Information Technology & Communications Department.
The Commissioner, Civil Supplies, AP.,Hyderabad.
The Commissioner of Printing, Stationary & Stores (Printing Wing), A.P, Hyderabad
(with a request to furnish 500 copies of the G.O. to Government and Chief
Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust, Hyderabad.
The Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust, Hyderabad.
All the District Collectors
The Pay and Account Officers
All Heads of Department
Copy to:
All the Special Chief Secretaries to Government / Prl. Secretaries/ Secretaries in
Secretariat. Hyderabad.
All the employees and pensioners associations through GA (Services Welfare)
Department, Secretariat, Hyderabad.
Accountant General (A&E), AP., Hyderabad.
The Director of Treasuries and Accounts, AP., Hyderabad
The Commissioner of Information and Public Relations, Hyderabad
PS to Principal Secretary to Governor.
The Finance (Expr.M&H-1) Dept.
All concerned through Chief Executive Officer, Aarogyasri Health Care Trust,
Hyderabad.
S.F./S.Cs.
// FORWARDED :: BY ORDER //
SECTION OFFICER

2 September 2013

GCGTA MEMBERSHIP FEE 2013

DEAR FRIENDS,

PLEASE PAY MEMBERSHIP AMOUNT FOR THE YEAR 2013 AND ALSO DAIRY 2013 AMOUNT IF UNPAID  TO YOUR RESPECTIVE DISTRICT TRASURERS . THIS
IS A MESSAGE FROM
SRI.RAM MURTHY.
GCGTA SECRETRARY,
A.P.