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MAA Yojana Outbound Portability: 30,000 Patients Avail Free Treatment in 4 States Under PMJAY Integration

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21 Jul 2026
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Source: The Hindu
Key Data:30,000 patients₹17 crore5,900 claims1.36 crore families2,179 treatment packages₹25 lakh
Bodies:AIIMS DelhiAIIMS BhopalPGI ChandigarhMedantaKGMU LucknowU.N. Mehta Institute of Cardiology, Ahmedabad
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What This Article Covers

1.Over 30,000 Rajasthan patients treated free in other states via MAA Yojana's outbound portability in last six months.

2.5,900 claims worth ₹17 crore submitted for specialty treatments including heart surgery, cancer care, and dialysis.

3.Scheme integrated with PMJAY, giving access to 30,000+ hospitals across India, with cashless coverage up to ₹25 lakh.

The Big Picture
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Rajasthan's Mukhyamantri Ayushman Aroygya (MAA) Yojana now allows outbound portability, enabling 30,000 patients to access free cashless treatment in Gujarat, Haryana, Maharashtra, and Delhi. This integration with PMJAY makes inter-state healthcare access a reality, a key governance model for exam aspirants.

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Beneficiaries (6 months)30,000 patients
Claims Submitted5,900 claims (₹17 crore)
Eligible Families1.36 crore
Treatment Packages2,179
Cashless Coverage LimitUp to ₹25 lakh
States CoveredGujarat, Haryana, Maharashtra, Delhi

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  • ›Beneficiaries (6 months): 30,000 patients
  • ›Claims Submitted: 5,900 claims (₹17 crore)
  • ›Target this Data: 30,000 patients benefited, 5,900 claims, ₹17 crore, 1.36 crore families, 2,179 treatment packages, ₹25 lakh limit.
  • ›Target this Nodal Body: Rajasthan Medical and Health Department (Principal Secretary Gayatri Rathore) – but exam focus: Ministry of Health & Family Welfare for PMJAY.
  • ›Target this Scheme: Mukhyamantri Ayushman Aroygya Yojana (MAA) – a state-specific scheme integrated with PMJAY.

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Q1Static LinkageEasy

Which ministry is primarily responsible for the implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY)?

Q2Statement-basedHard

Consider the following statements:

1. The Mukhyamantri Ayushman Aroygya (MAA) Yojana is a Rajasthan state health insurance scheme.

2. Under the outbound portability, beneficiaries can avail cashless treatment only in private hospitals of other states.

3. The scheme covers 2,179 treatment packages including heart surgeries and cancer care.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Q3Data-centricMedium

According to the news, how many claims have been submitted under the outbound portability of MAA Yojana, and what is the total amount?

Q4Application/ImpactMedium

What is the primary objective of the outbound portability of the MAA Yojana as highlighted in the news?

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