CGHS 2010 rates reg

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES AND WORKERS
Karnataka State
COC/Karnataka/2010/35
To
The Secretary General
Confederation Of Central Government
Employees and Workers New Delhi

Comrade,

This is to bring to your kind knowledge and necessary action Regarding CGHS Hospitalsation rates of Bangalore City, The Rates which were agreed in 2007 was less which needed upward revision. It is most unfortunate that The CGHS rate list of 2010 in Bangalore is the lowest in the country which shows a decline of 30% compared to 2007 rates where as in all other city's including Delhi which has shown an increase of 25 % . This has put the CGHS benificaries to more trouble.

For examples in respect of abdomen Cancer treatment code no 623 of 2007 the rate was Rs 17,500/- Now the same treatment under code no 406 in Bangalore it is Rs 12960/- where as in Delhi and all other city's it is Rs 20,000/- .

code no 626 of 2007 the rate was Rs 15200/- Now the same treatment under code no 409 in Bangalore it is Rs 6480 /- where as in Delhi and all other city's it is Rs 17200/-

code no 628 of 2007 the rate was Rs 22300/- Now the same treatment under code no 411 in Bangalore it is Rs 12960/- where as in Delhi and all other city's it is Rs 19450/-

code no 629 of 2007 the rate was Rs 15200/- Now the same treatment under code no 412 in Bangalore it is Rs 5940/- where as in Delhi and all other city's it is Rs 16200/-

code no 630 of 2007 the rate was Rs 15200/- Now the same treatment under code no 413 in Bangalore it is Rs 5940 /- where as in Delhi and all other city's it is Rs 16200/-

code no 634 of 2007 the rate was Rs 8900/- Now the same treatment under code no 417 in Bangalore it is Rs 4860 /- where as in Delhi and all other city's it is Rs 11,000/-

code no 670 of 2007 the rate was Rs 14620/- Now the same treatment under code no 449 in Bangalore it is Rs 6480 /- where as in Delhi and all other city's it is Rs 18000/-

We cannot blame the hospitals, the CGHS Package rates is lowest where as hospital charges works out from Rs 50,000 to Rs 1, 70,000 CGHS should understand the real price the 12 days treatment for semi private ward.

So this means the benificaries shall have to pay from their pocket the difference of amount. I request you to take up the matter with health ministry to see that uniform rates are prevailing in the country when all other city's show upward revision Bangalore is showing downward revision of rates. Secondly the CGHS subscription was increased by 3 times where as hospitals rates are coming down and also ward entitlement is not made on Grade pay, but still continue with Basic pay. The entitlement of wards should be made on Grade Pay.

Comradely yours
(P.S.Prasad)
General Secretary