About this health scheme
The scheme aims to provide eligible BPL families with free treatment cards by issuing health access cards within a fixed time limit.
The “Deendayal Antyodaya Upchar Yojana Card Issuance” scheme has been launched by the Public Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh. The scheme aims to provide free treatment access to Below Poverty Line families within a guaranteed time limit. A Deendayal Antyodaya Treatment Card is issued free of cost to eligible families, including persons with disabilities, to avail government health benefits.
Benefits at a glance
| Scheme name | Deendayal Antyodaya Upchar Yojana (DDAUY) |
|---|---|
| Launched by | Public Health and Family Welfare Department |
| Launch year | 2012 |
| Benefit type | In kind (goods, services or support, not cash) |
| Category | Health |
| Level / State | State · Madhya Pradesh |
| Official portal | mpedistrict.gov.in (see References at the end) |
Key facts
| Scheme for | Family |
|---|---|
| Application mode | Offline / Online - via CSC |
| Last date | Not given in the official listing |
| DBT (direct bank transfer) | No |
| Age | 5 to 80 years |
Who can apply (quick check)
- 👤All genders
- 🎂Age 5 to 80 years
- 🍚BPL only
- 📝Offline / Online - via CSC
Quick check from official data. Full conditions are in the Eligibility section.
What you receive
Card Benefits
- Free issuance of the Deendayal Antyodaya Upchar Yojana Card.
- Enables access to government-funded medical treatment schemes.
- Inclusive coverage for persons with disabilities belonging to BPL families.
- No administrative fee is charged by the department.
Mode of Disbursement
- Physical card issued through designated health officers or Lok Seva Kendra.
- Card issued within 7 working days from receipt of complete application.
- One-time card issuance per eligible family.
Who qualifies
- The applicant should be a resident of Madhya Pradesh.
- The applicant should belong to a below-poverty-line family.
- The applicant should be a resident of the same district or area where the application is submitted.
- The applicant should be the head of the family.
- The applicant’s family may include persons with disabilities, without exclusion.
Who is not eligible
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Registration walkthrough
Offline
Step 1: The interested applicant downloads the application form (Annexure 1) from the official website.
Step 2: In the application form, fill in all the mandatory fields, and attach copies of all the mandatory documents (self-attest, if required).
Step 3: Submit the duly filled and signed application form along with the documents to the respective designated officer or Lok Seva Kendra.
Online - via CSC
Step 1: The applicant should gather copies of the necessary documents needed to apply for the concerned scheme.
Step 2: The applicant should visit the nearest Common Service Center (CSC) and complete the Biometric Verification Process.
Step 3: The applicant should ensure that the CSC agent completes all mandatory fields in the application form and uploads copies of all required documents.
Important dates
| Launch / start | 27 Jan 2012 |
|---|
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for the card?
Heads of Below Poverty Line families residing in Madhya Pradesh.
Are persons with disabilities covered?
Yes, persons with disabilities in eligible BPL families are covered.
Is there any fee for card issuance?
No, the card is issued free of cost.
Is there any Lok Seva Kendra charge?
Yes, Rs. 30 is charged only if applied through Lok Seva Kendra.
What is the time limit for card issuance?
The card is issued within 7 working days.
Is online application available?
Yes, applications can be submitted online through Lok Seva Kendra software.
Who issues the treatment card?
The designated health officer issues the card.
Under which Act is this service covered?
The Madhya Pradesh Public Services Guarantee Act, 2010.
Is the applicant’s mobile number required?
Yes, the applicant’s mobile number is required for communication and SMS alerts.
Who is the designated authority for urban areas?
The Chief Medical and Health Officer is the designated authority for urban areas.
Who is the designated authority for rural areas?
The Block Medical Officer is the designated authority for rural areas.
References and official sources
Apply only on the official portal. Nothing is applied for on this site, and applying is free.
- Scheme Details mpedistrict.gov.in
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