Ayushman Card Registration
Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY), launched in 2018, aims to provide free healthcare coverage to approximately 50 crore people by covering their hospital expenses at a range of hospitals. Each year, the program allocates up to ₹5 lakh per family for health insurance.
In this article, I'll explain in detail how to register or complete KYC for an Ayushman card if your name is in the Ayushman beneficiary list.
Ayushman Bharat Card Online Registration
If you're eligible for the Ayushman Bharat PMJAY scheme and are looking to register for an Ayushman card, follow the steps outlined below:
Step 1: Official Website Visit.
- Navigate to https://beneficiary.nha.gov.in/ to access the portal. This is the starting point for applying for an Ayushman Card.
Step 2: Login
- Use your mobile number and OTP to log in.
Step 3: Beneficiary Search.
- Search using details like state, district, scheme name (PMJAY), PMJAY ID, Family ID, or Aadhaar number.
Step 4: Applying for a Card.
- Click the "Action" button to initiate your application.
Step 5: KYC Completion.
- Fulfill your KYC requirements using Aadhaar OTP and upload a recent photograph.
Step 6: Additional Details
- Input further information like your mobile number, date of birth, PIN code, district, and village.
Step 7: Final Submission.
After entering all the details, hit the "submit" button to complete your application. After these steps, your Ayushman Card will be processed and, once approved, you can download it for use.
Required Documents
The Aadhaar Card is essential, and the primary document needed to apply for an Ayushman card. Depending on the state, additional documents might be needed, including:
- Family ID
- Ration Card
- Domicile Certificate, among others.
Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility criteria for obtaining an Ayushman Card are as follows:
For Rural Beneficiaries:
- Families living in one-room houses with mud walls and roofs.
- Households without any adult male members aged 16-59.
- Families that have disabled members and no able-bodied adults.
- SC/ST families.
- Landless households that rely on manual labor for their livelihood.
For Urban Beneficiaries:
- Individuals who are waste collectors or beggars.
- Domestic helpers.
- Street vendors, cobblers, and hawkers.
- Construction workers, including masons, plumbers, and painters.
- Cleaners, sanitation workers, and gardeners.
- Home-based workers such as craftsmen and tailors.
- Transport workers, including drivers, conductors, and rickshaw pullers.
- Shop workers, assistants, and waiters.
- Electricians, mechanics, and repair workers.
- Laundry workers and watchmen.