NARAYANA MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL MYSORE GETS EMPANELLED
FOR YESHASVINI SCHEME PATIENTS
Mysore: Narayana Multispeciality Hospital in Mysore, announced its empanelment with
Yeshasvini scheme to offer tertiary level healthcare services to patients under this scheme.
Yeshasvini is one of the largest self-funded healthcare schemes in the country which was
introduced by the state government to the co-operative society members of Karnataka.
Yeshasvini is a micro health insurance scheme that was the brain-child of Dr. Devi Shetty,
Chairman, Narayana Health, which was implemented by the State Government of Karnataka.
A member and his/ her family registered under any of the rural co-operative societies are
entitled to treatment in any of the hospitals empanelled with Yeshasvini scheme. The cooperative societies include cultural development society, plantation labourers socieety,
representatives of farmers, rural journalists, multi-purpose cooperative society, rural self-help
groups and transgender minorities.
Ms. Archana Dhiman, Facility Director, Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, Mysore said,
“Yeshasvini Scheme is a noble initiative and is a great boon to the people of rural Karnataka to
avail quality healthcare services at a very low cost in empanelled private hospitals. This is a step
towards revolutionizing rural healthcare. Network hospitals are screened for several criterions
by Government bodies, prior to the empanelment in order to ensure that quality healthcare is
rendered and we are glad that Narayana Multispeciality Hospital in Mysore has been
recognized for the same.”
The member and beneficiaries can avail medical services for various specialties including
cardiology, cardiac surgery, surgical gastroenterology, obstetrics, gynecology, urology,
neurosurgery, orthopedics (including joint replacements), general surgery, pediatric surgery
and neonatal care. The cost for each surgery varies according to the specialties ranging from 30
to 60 percent discount.
The target districts which will be able to avail services at the hospital will include Mandya,
Hassan,
Chamrajnagar,
Kodagu
and
the
neighbouring
areas.
Narayana Multispeciality Hospital Mysore is a low-cost hospital with tertiary care facilities,
which offers quality healthcare services in various super specialities. Empanelled with
Yeshasvini scheme, ESI and Arogyasri, the hospital reaches out to various sections of people
from lower economic strata in and around Mysore.
About Narayana Health:
Narayana Health (formerly Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospitals) founded by Dr. Devi Shetty has 22 hospitals across 14
Indian cities with total of 6200 beds. The flagship hospital at NH Health City in Bangalore has India’s largest Bone
Marrow Transplant Unit and Dialysis unit with tertiary care expertise in Liver, Kidney and Heart transplants. The
Group has one of the largest tele-medicine networks, and has performed the highest number of heart surgeries in
the world. With health cities similar to Bangalore coming up in Kolkata, Ahmedabad and Jaipur, Narayana Health is
transforming healthcare delivery through process innovation.
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Note to the Editor:
Narayana Hrudayalaya, the nation’s pre-eminent healthcare provider has now got a new identity – Narayana
Health
From a humble beginning of a 200 beds Cardiac Hospital, we grew into a 6,200 beds multi-specialty healthcare
conglomerate in a span of 13 years, cutting across a variety of specialties, partnerships and geographies.
The thing about rapid growth is that it is usually accompanied with a host of complications. The primary one was
that of maintaining a distinctive identity. Our brand represents a singularity of purpose and commitment with
Quality, compassion and affordability being hallmarks of our brand promise. The rebranding initiative builds on all
the exceptional work we have done and the accomplishments we have achieved. It focuses and directs our future
efforts into carefully phased, definitive plan that enables us to express ourselves consistently in everything we say
and do.
It is an organizing principle that integrates our legacy, our locations, disciplines, talents and expertise – and the
human mission that binds everyone at NH. Our new tagline – ‘Health for all. All for Health’, nothing less than a
clarion call, captures the essence of our belief in the democratization of healthcare – in India and around the
world.