Post Retirement Medical Benefits
Post Retirement Medical Benefits
Post Retirement Medical Benefits
The broad guidelines for Post retirement Medical Benefits Scheme for
Hospitalisation for retiring employees is enumerated below:
1. The employee retiring after May 2006 and his/her spouse only will be eligible to
get the medical facilities for hospitalisation.
2. The maximum eligible amount during the financial year will be Rs 5 lacs per
annum with a cap of Rs 3 lacs per ailment per person. The employee
retiring in between in the financial year will be eligible to get the proportionate
amount (inclusive of the Hospitalisation expenses of spouse) for that financial
year
3. The expenses for hospitalisation treatment including day care procedures viz.
Cataract, Laparoscopy & Laser surgeries(non cosmetic) etc. will be reimbursed
after scrutiny of reimbursement claim for the reasonability of various charges
like room charges, operation charges, visit charges, nursing charges, etc. The
entitlement of these charges shall be as per the ceiling specified at para no. 8
and the expenses for Ayurved/Homeopathy hospitalisation treatment shall be
reimbursed subject to the maximum eligible amount as specified at para no. 2.
No incidental charges, if any, shall be reimbursed. The expenses for
hospitalisation treatment taken at Narmadanagar Hospital shall be debited from
the maximum eligible amount as specified at para no.2.
5. The medicards of yourself and your spouse are placed in the folder and the
same is required to be presented at the time of hospitalisation.
6. The retired employees are required to take prior permission from the
Company’s doctor before undergoing hospitalisation treatment. In order to
provide proper medical treatment and guidance as also to expedite the process
of medical reimbursement claims for the planned surgery / hospitalisation
treatment taken, the concerned retired employee is required to obtain an
estimate from the treating doctor / hospital and get it approved by Sr.Manager
(Dr.SMP) in advance. However, this procedure of obtaining the estimate for
medical treatment during hospitalisation in respect of tie-up hospitals is not
required. The concerned retired employee has to obtain a reference letter for
taking treatment in these tie-up hospitals. In case of emergency, verbal
guidance/approval from the Company’s doctor should be obtained and written
approval can be obtained subsequently, but prior to submission of medical
claim.
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7. The Medical claims for reimbursement shall be supported by vouchers,
receipts, cash-memos, copy of reference letter if any etc. and shall be certified
by the authorised Medical Practitioner and submitted in the prescribed form
(placed in the folder) to the Sr.Manager(Dr.SMP) for certification before the
payment. The retired employee shall submit his/her medical reimbursement
claim form with the supporting documents not later than 30 days from the date
of discharge from the hospital.
8. The following ceiling for various charges shall be considered subject to the
overall maximum eligible amount as specified at para no. 2 above.
In case of cities like Ahmedabad and other places, where many cashless
hospitals are available, other hospitals should be rarely preferred and there
should some justification for ignoring the approved cashless hospitals.
The room charges will be reimbursed as actuals within the ceiling specified
above. However, in serious cases where ICU or Spl. Room treatment is
necessitated as per the medical requirement, it may be considered on case to
case basis on its merits.
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The limit of room charges as aforesaid will be applicable to all and it will apply
to Corporate, Multispecialty & Trust Hospitals also besides Private and other
Hospitals.
B. Visit Charges:
C. Nursing Charges:
D. Assistant Charges:
E. Operation Charges:
G. Surgical Charges:
The Surgical charges for non tie up hospitals shall be reimbursed upto the
extent of maximum rates negotiated for tie up hospitals in the same city /
town. However, if there is no tie-up arrangement made in any hospital in the
same city/town; then the maximum Surgical charges finalized with tie-up
hospital in the nearest city/town shall become payable. However, for Metro
Cities having no tie-up hospitals, the maximum ceiling of surgical charges,
as aforesaid, will be increased by 25%.
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I. In case of the following operations, the hospitalisation for 24 hrs. is not
required for claiming reimbursement for pre and post-hospitalisation
expenses:
J. The expenses for pre and post medical treatment up to seven days prior to
the hospitalisation and thirty days after the discharge of the patient from the
hospital shall be considered, if the period of hospitalisation shall be min.
seven days except in case of para I above.
10. In case, the information provided earlier by you to HR Dept. get changed, you
are requested to provide us the latest details and send us the same either by
post or by an email to “kcprajapati@gnfc.in”.
11. Any dispute with regard to interpretation of any of the medical rules etc., MD’s
decision shall be final and binding to all.
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