Ayushman card hospital list: find an empanelled hospital near you
Your Ayushman card works only at empanelled hospitals. The official search lets you filter by state, district, hospital name and speciality — and shows which hospitals are suspended.
How to find an empanelled hospital
Use the official Hospital Empanelment Module search. It is the same database hospitals are registered in, so it is more current than any PDF.
Open the empanelled hospital search
This is the National Health Authority's own search page for the scheme.
Choose your state and district
Filter by state first, then district. Leave hospital name blank to see every empanelled hospital in the district.
Filter by speciality if you know the treatment
Each hospital is empanelled for specific specialities — a hospital empanelled for cardiology may not be empanelled for oncology. Filter by the speciality you need so the result is a hospital that can actually treat you under the scheme.
Note the nodal contact
Each record shows the hospital's nodal person and contact details. Call ahead to confirm the speciality is active and a bed is available.
What a hospital record tells you
Every entry shows the state and district, the hospital name and type, the specialities it is empanelled for, and a nodal person with contact details. Public hospitals are listed alongside private ones — both provide cashless treatment under the scheme.
The National Health Authority also publishes the full list as a PDF. It is useful for offline reference, but the online search is updated continuously and is the version to trust when a hospital's status is in question.
What to do when you reach the hospital
Find the Ayushman Mitra help desk
Empanelled hospitals have a help desk for scheme beneficiaries. Go there before registration and show your Ayushman card or your Aadhaar.
Let the hospital verify you
The desk verifies your identity and eligibility on the scheme system. No fee is payable for this.
Treatment is cashless for covered procedures
The hospital raises the pre-authorisation and claim with the scheme. You should not be asked to pay for a covered procedure, and there is no reimbursement process to chase afterwards.
If something goes wrong
- The hospital says it is not empanelled: check the search page in front of them. If it is empanelled and not suspended, ask for the Ayushman Mitra desk.
- The hospital asks for money for a covered procedure: refuse, and call the toll-free helpline 14555 to register a grievance with the hospital name.
- Your card is not found: log in to the beneficiary portal to confirm your e-KYC is approved; the hospital desk can also complete e-KYC for you.
- The speciality you need is not on the hospital's list: choose another empanelled hospital — the cover is portable across all of them, in any state.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use my Ayushman card at any hospital?
No — only at hospitals empanelled under PM-JAY, and only for the specialities each hospital is empanelled for. Use the official search to check before admission.
Is treatment free in private hospitals with an Ayushman card?
At an empanelled private hospital, covered procedures are cashless up to the family's ₹5 lakh annual limit. You do not pay and then claim; the hospital settles with the scheme.
How do I check if a hospital is empanelled under Ayushman Bharat?
Search it on hospitals.pmjay.gov.in by state, district or name. Also check the suspended list — an empanelled hospital that is currently suspended cannot treat you under the scheme.
Can I use the card in another state?
Yes. The cover is portable, so a beneficiary from one state can be treated at an empanelled hospital in any other state.
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Hospital list
Your Ayushman card works only at empanelled hospitals. The official search lets you filter by state, district, hospital name and speciality — and shows which hospitals are suspended.
Eligibility
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