Sikkim PMJAY

18/05/2026

A PMJAY Card Creation Camp was conducted at Tumlabong Health & Wellness Centre on 15th May 2026 in coordination with the local MLHP and ASHA workers. The camp aimed to facilitate the creation of PMJAY cards and provide basic health screening services to beneficiaries in the area. During the camp, a total of 22 PMJAY cards were successfully generated, ensuring increased access to healthcare benefits. Additionally, 15 individuals were screened for various health conditions. The initiative helped raise awareness about the scheme and improved community outreach for healthcare services at the grassroots level.

11/05/2026

On 10th May 2026, a Mega Health Camp was organized by the Hon’ble area MLA along with a PMJAY Card Generation Camp at Nandok BAC under Gangtok District. A total of 50 individuals were screened, 27 PMJAY cards were generated, and 147 PVC cards were distributed to beneficiaries.

08/05/2026

An Ayushman Card creation camp was successfully conducted at Aritar in Pakyong district, in coordination with the MLHP and ASHA workers

02/04/2026

Claims processing—faster, smarter, automated. That’s the challenge! Participate in the AB PM-JAY and build what healthcare needs next.

📅 Register: 31 Mar – 13 Apr
🏁 Finale: 8–9 May | IISc Bengaluru

Register Now: https://nha.gov.in/hackathon


Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India
Press Information Bureau - PIB, Government of India
MyGovIndia
Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India
Digital India
Sunil Barnwal

02/04/2026

Claims processing—faster, smarter, automated. That’s the challenge! Participate in the AB PM-JAY and build what healthcare needs next.

📅 Register: 31 Mar – 13 Apr
🏁 Finale: 8–9 May | IISc Bengaluru

Register Now: https://nha.gov.in/hackathon


Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India
Press Information Bureau - PIB, Government of India
Sunil Barnwal
Digital India
Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India

01/04/2026

24/03/2026

PMJAY Card Generation cm Awareness Camp
Held at Munsithang and Chateng under Lachen (Mangan District). DATED:23/03/2026.
A PMJAY (Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana) Card Generation cm Awareness Camp was successfully conducted at Munsithang and Chateng under Mangan District.
The programme aimed to facilitate the generation of Ayushman Bharat PMJAY cards and to create awareness among the local population regarding the benefits and utilization of the scheme.
During the camp, eligible beneficiaries were identified and assisted in on-spot registration and generation of PMJAY cards. Necessary documents were verified, and support was provided to ensure hassle-free enrollment.
An awareness session was also conducted where participants were informed about:
* The benefits of PMJAY, including cashless treatment at empanelled hospitals
* Coverage details up to ₹5 lakhs per family per year
* Eligibility criteria and how to avail services
* Importance of carrying and using the PMJAY card during hospitalization
IEC (Information, Education, and Communication) materials were used to enhance understanding, and queries from the participants were addressed satisfactorily.
The camp witnessed active participation from the local community, and many beneficiaries successfully registered for the scheme. The initiative contributed significantly towards increasing awareness and coverage of PMJAY in the area.
The programme was carried out smoothly with the support of health staff and local authorities.

20/03/2026

Review Meeting at STNM Hospital, Gangtok
Date: 19 March 2026
Venue: STNM Hospital, Gangtok
A review meeting on the implementation and progress of AB-PMJAY and ABDM was held at STNM Hospital, Gangtok, on 19 March 2026. The programme was chaired by Dr. Sangeeta Pradhan, PDHS-cum-CEO PMJAY, and Dr. Doma Bhutia, Director-cum-Nodal Officer PMJAY. The meeting was attended by ANS, CHO, DNS and Health Educators of STNM Hospital, along with PMJAY staff, officials from the State Health Agency (SHA) Sikkim, and ABDM officials from the Head Office, Gangtok.
During the meeting, detailed discussions were carried out on various aspects of the AB-PMJAY scheme. The package system under PMJAY was reviewed, with emphasis on the proper selection and utilization of packages to ensure smooth claim processing and maximum benefit to patients. The importance of maintaining accurate and complete documentation was strongly highlighted, and all concerned were advised to ensure that records such as pre-authorizations, treatment details, and discharge summaries are properly maintained to avoid any discrepancies or claim rejections.
Matters related to fund management were also discussed, particularly focusing on the timely settlement of claims and smooth fund flow. The officials stressed the need for better coordination between the hospital administration and the State Health Agency to address any financial bottlenecks. Treatment guidelines under PMJAY were reviewed, and participants were instructed to strictly adhere to the prescribed protocols to maintain quality and consistency in healthcare services.
The achievements of STNM Hospital under AB-PMJAY were also reviewed during the meeting, and the progress made in terms of service delivery and patient coverage was appreciated. Additionally, an overview of the upcoming scheme, PM RAHAT, was presented, and initial discussions were held regarding its implementation and expected benefits.
Furthermore, the current status of ABDM implementation at STNM Hospital was updated. Progress in areas such as ABHA ID generation, digital health record management, and integration with ABDM platforms was discussed. The benefits of online prescription under ABDM were also highlighted, emphasizing improved accessibility, better record-keeping, reduced chances of prescription errors, and enhanced continuity of care for patients. The challenges faced during implementation were also brought forward, and necessary steps to strengthen digital health services were deliberated.
The meeting concluded with a directive to all stakeholders to enhance coordination, ensure strict compliance with guidelines, and work towards improving the overall effectiveness of both AB-PMJAY and ABDM initiatives at STNM Hospital.

11/03/2026

Dr. Mohonish N. Chettri, Professor and Head of the Department, Department of ENT at Central Referral Hospital, Manipal, Gangtok Sikkim, has shared his review and feedback regarding the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) scheme.

17/02/2026

District Hospital Gyalshing
An AB-PMJAY Review-cum-Coordination Meeting was held at District Hospital Gyalshing on 16th February 2026 to review the implementation status, operational challenges, and coordination mechanisms of Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana and Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission in the district.
The meeting was attended by the State PMJAY team from Gangtok, including Dr. Doma Bhutia, Director-cum-Nodal Officer, PMJAY; Mr. Vishal Limboo, Programme Manager, PMJAY; and Mr. Satish Baraily, IT Manager, PMJAY.
From District Hospital Gyalshing, the meeting was attended by Dr. Nim Norbu, DMS; Heads of various Departments; Medical Officer-in-Charge of Dentam PHC along with their teams; Nursing Officers from Soreng District; Senior Accountant; PMAM; HEO; staff from the Dialysis Centre; Ward In-Charges; ABDM Coordinator; and other staff members.
The meeting reviewed the current status of PMJAY implementation, including beneficiary coverage, hospital empanelment, claim processing mechanisms, IT-related challenges, and inter-departmental coordination. The implementation status of ABDM, including ABHA creation, facility and professional registry, and data integration, was also discussed.
The workflow of both programmes at the hospital and peripheral health institutions was reviewed, and challenges related to documentation, IT connectivity, and coordination were deliberated upon. The State and District teams emphasized strengthening coordination to ensure efficient service delivery and enhance utilization of PMJAY benefits among eligible beneficiaries in Gyalshing District.
The meeting concluded with directions to address operational gaps, resolve technical issues, and further strengthen coordination between the State and District teams for effective implementation of AB-PMJAY and ABDM. Queries raised by participants were also addressed by the State PMJAY team.