Explore the official directory for the Swasthya Sathi Scheme. Find verified private and government hospitals providing up to ₹5 Lakhs cashless treatment across all 23 districts of West Bengal.
The Government of West Bengal offers a unique Universal Health Coverage model known as the Swasthya Sathi Scheme. Operating independently of the central Ayushman Bharat program, Swasthya Sathi guarantees a ₹5 Lakh cashless health cover to every resident family in the state, completely irrespective of their income. Proudly issued in the name of the eldest female member of the household, this card unlocks premium healthcare at thousands of empanelled facilities. Select your district below to find a hospital near you.
Click on your specific district below to verify active empanelled hospitals, view their contact details, and check their Swasthya Sathi empanelment status for 2026.
While many states rely on the central Ayushman Bharat scheme, West Bengal has chosen to implement its own highly inclusive model: Swasthya Sathi. Managed entirely by the State Government, this scheme eliminates the concept of BPL/APL divides for healthcare, ensuring that a medical emergency does not force any family into poverty.
Swasthya Sathi is a true Universal Health Coverage (UHC) scheme. Your family is eligible for 100% free medical treatment if you meet the following basic criteria:
The Swasthya Sathi Smart Card provides robust financial security during hospitalizations at a vast network of both state and out-of-state hospitals (like CMC Vellore and AIIMS Delhi).
Enrollment is facilitated through the widely popular 'Duare Sarkar' (Government at your Doorstep) camps:
No. The Government of West Bengal does not implement Ayushman Bharat. Instead, the state runs its own flagship program called the Swasthya Sathi scheme, which offers the same ₹5 Lakh cover but to a much larger population without income restrictions.
Every resident family of West Bengal is eligible for the Swasthya Sathi card, provided they are not drawing any medical allowance/insurance from the government as part of their salary. There is no BPL or APL distinction.
To promote women's empowerment, the Swasthya Sathi Smart Card is mandatorily issued in the name of the eldest female member of the family. She is considered the Head of the Household (HoH) for this scheme.
Yes. The state government has empanelled several top-tier hospitals outside West Bengal (such as CMC Vellore and AIIMS New Delhi) where residents can avail cashless treatment under the Swasthya Sathi scheme.
Yes, Swasthya Sathi is highly inclusive. Both the parents of the husband and the parents of the wife can be added to the same family Smart Card, provided they are dependent and reside together.