Punjab Mukh Mantri Sehat Bima Yojana (AB-PMJAY MMSBY) 2025 – Registration, List of Beneficiaries, Hospitals, Treatment & Packages
1. What the is Punjab Mukh Mantri Sehat Bima Yojana
- The scheme is a state‑health‑insurance / cashless treatment cover scheme for Punjab residents, combining the earlier schemes Ayushman Bharat – Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana (AB‑SSBY) and a state top‑up under Ayushman Bharat PM‑JAY Mukh Mantri Sehat Bima Yojana (AB‑PMJAY MMSBY).
- In July 2025 the Punjab government announced that all families in Punjab will get cashless treatment cover up to ₹10 lakh per year.
- The scheme is said to benefit the entire population of the state (~3 crore residents) and the rollout date for the new universal cover is from 2 October 2025.
2. Eligibility & who can register
Eligible persons
Previously, under AB‑PMJAY MMSBY / SSBY the categories were (and many still apply):
Contents
- Punjab Mukh Mantri Sehat Bima Yojana (AB-PMJAY MMSBY) 2025 – Registration, List of Beneficiaries, Hospitals, Treatment & Packages
- 1. What the is Punjab Mukh Mantri Sehat Bima Yojana
- 2. Eligibility & who can register
- 3. Registration / How to apply
- 4. Coverage, benefits & treatment packages
- 5. Empanelled Hospitals & Treatment network
- 6. Checking Beneficiary List / Status
- 7. Key dates & rollout
- 8. Important things to keep in mind & tips
- Families as per SECC 2011 data in Punjab.
- Smart Ration Card‑holder families.
- J‑Form holder farmers / small & marginal farmers.
- Small traders registered with the state Excise & Taxation Department.
- Accredited journalists (yellow card).
- Construction workers registered with the Punjab Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board.
Universal access from 2025
- With the July 2025 announcement, the cover is extended to all families/residents of Punjab, regardless of income, age or gender.
- So even if a family was not previously in the “eligible list”, under the new scheme they may be entitled from 2 October 2025 onwards.
Documents required for registration
Typical documents required include:
- Aadhaar card.
- Ration Card / family ID.
- For specific categories: Construction‑worker card, Small trader registration proof, etc.
3. Registration / How to apply
- You can register / generate the e‑card (health card) via the official portal of the state health agency (State Health Agency, Punjab) or through common service centres / Sewa Kendras.
- Steps typically: visit the website → choose eligibility check/registration → enter Aadhaar / family ID / mobile → OTP verification → e‑card generation.
- Beneficiary list and e‑card status: you can check online via the portal (enter Aadhaar / ration card number) whether your family is included.
4. Coverage, benefits & treatment packages
Sum insured
- Under the earlier scheme the cover was up to ₹5 lakh per family per year for secondary & tertiary care.
- From the new announcement: up to ₹10 lakh per family per year for all families in Punjab, starting 2 October 2025.
What is covered
- Cashless & paperless in empanelled hospitals (public & private) in Punjab.
- Secondary and tertiary care hospitalisation, surgeries, etc.
- Pre‑hospitalisation (typically ~3 days) and post‑hospitalisation (~15 days) expenses included.
- Treatment of newborns, day‑care surgeries, and even pre‑existing diseases may be covered.
Treatment packages
- The scheme (under its earlier version) covers ~1,579 packages for secondary & tertiary care.
- For example, the website mentions that under SSBY/AB‑PMJAY MMSBY there are packages across cardiology, neurosurgery, orthopaedics, cancer treatments, etc.
5. Empanelled Hospitals & Treatment network
- The scheme works through “empanelled hospitals” (both government & private) in Punjab and in some cases outside the state (depending on empanelment).
- As per July 2025 announcement: more than 550 private hospitals enrolled so far; target to increase to ~1,000.
- To check hospital list: go to the SHA Punjab website → “Hospitals” tab → select district, speciality, etc.
6. Checking Beneficiary List / Status
- You can check if your family is eligible or already enrolled via the portal: use Aadhaar number, ration card number or family ID.
- You can also check the status of your e‑card: “Active/Inactive” status via portal.
7. Key dates & rollout
- Scheme originally launched on 20 August 2019 (for AB‑SSBY / MMSBY portion) in Punjab.
- In July 2025 the cabinet approved the expansion to ₹10 lakh universal cover from 2 October 2025.
8. Important things to keep in mind & tips
- Even if you don’t have a card yet, from 2 October 2025 you may become eligible under the universal regime — so it’s wise to check your status ahead of any hospitalization.
- When going for treatment, carry your e‑card (or proof of registration), Aadhaar, ration card / family ID and hospital should be empanelled under the scheme.
- Check the list of empanelled hospitals in your district/speciality ahead of time — ensure that the hospital accepts the scheme.
- Keep a copy of pre‑hospitalisation & post‑hospitalisation details if you anticipate lengthy care.
- If your name is not appearing in the list, contact the nearest Seva Kendra / CSC / hospital’s scheme help desk, or the SHAPunjab helpline.
- Retain all documentation / cards that you may have received under earlier scheme versions (₹5 lakh cover) — they may be useful for continuity.
- If treatment is outside Punjab (but hospital is empanelled for PM‑JAY or associated network) check ahead if the scheme covers it as per 2025 rollout.
