List of Hospitals under MMLSAY Assam

The following hospitals in Assam are empanelled under the Mukhya Mantri Lok Sevak Arogya Yojana (MMLSAY). Beneficiaries can avail cashless treatment at these hospitals under the Ayushman Asom initiative.

S.NoHospital NameLocation / DistrictType
1Guwahati Medical College & HospitalGuwahatiPublic
2Assam Medical College & HospitalDibrugarhPublic
3Dhubri Medical College & HospitalDhubriPublic
4Silchar Medical College & HospitalSilcharPublic
5Diphu Medical College & HospitalDiphuPublic
6Nagaon Medical College & HospitalNagaonPublic
7Lakhimpur Medical College & HospitalLakhimpurPublic
8Tezpur Medical College & HospitalTezpurPublic
9Tinsukia Medical College & HospitalTinsukiaPublic
10Barpeta Medical College & HospitalBarpetaPublic
11Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College & HospitalBarpetaPublic
12Jorhat Medical College & HospitalJorhatPublic
13Kokrajhar Medical College & HospitalKokrajharPublic
14State Cancer InstituteGuwahatiPublic (Cancer Specialist)
15Assam Cancer Care Foundation HospitalBarpetaPublic/PPP
16Assam Cancer Care Foundation HospitalDibrugarhPublic/PPP
17Assam Cancer Care Foundation HospitalDiphuPublic/PPP
18Assam Cancer Care Foundation HospitalTezpurPublic/PPP
19Dispur Polyclinic and Nursing HomeGuwahatiPrivate
20Apollo Hospitals GuwahatiGuwahatiPrivate
21Nemcare HospitalGuwahatiPrivate
22Downtown HospitalGuwahatiPrivate
23GNRC HospitalGuwahatiPrivate
24Hayat Superspeciality HospitalGuwahatiPrivate
25Pratiksha HospitalGuwahatiPrivate
26Swagat Super Speciality Surgical InstituteGuwahatiPrivate
27Sanjeevani HospitalDibrugarhPrivate
28Ayursundra HospitalGuwahatiPrivate
29B Barooah Cancer InstituteGuwahatiPublic
30Marwari HospitalsGuwahatiPrivate

MMLSAY (Assam) Cashless Treatment — Quick Guide

Before admission, confirm the hospital is MMLSAY-empanelled for your required specialty and that your procedure is cashless-eligible. Use the official scheme portal or the hospital’s Insurance/TPA desk to verify the hospital code, active packages, pre-authorization timelines, and bed category.

How to Use MMLSAY Cashless at a Network Hospital

  1. Carry documents: Scheme card/e-card or beneficiary ID, Government employee/pensioner ID, Aadhaar, recent prescriptions and key lab reports.
  2. Register at TPA desk: Provide your scheme details; the hospital raises a cashless pre-auth request on the portal.
  3. Pre-authorization: Diagnosis, treatment plan and package estimate are sent to the insurer/Trust/TPA for approval.
  4. Approval SMS/Note: On approval, an authorization number is issued; treatment proceeds as cashless as per package terms.
  5. Discharge & billing: Approved items are settled between insurer/Trust and the hospital; non-payables (if any) are paid by the patient.

What to Confirm with the Hospital (Assam)

  • Specialties covered: Whether your specialty (cardiology, orthopaedics, general surgery, obstetrics & gynaecology, oncology, nephrology, etc.) is covered under MMLSAY at that hospital.
  • Package vs non-package: If your procedure is a package (fixed rate) or itemised; ask for inclusions (OT, medicines, implants) and exclusions.
  • Room entitlement: Bed category as per scheme and any upgrade charges if opting for a higher room.
  • Exclusions & co-pay: Request a list of non-payables (consumables, personal items, attendant meals) to avoid surprises.
  • Emergency protocol: In emergencies, hospitals usually admit first and send pre-auth immediately after stabilization.

Documents Needed (Cashless & Reimbursement)

  • MMLSAY e-card/beneficiary ID, Aadhaar, Government employee/pensioner ID
  • Doctor’s prescription and investigation reports
  • Discharge summary, itemised bills, payment receipts (for reimbursement)
  • Cancelled cheque/bank proof (for reimbursement credit)

Common Reasons for Delay/Denial

  • Incomplete pre-auth (missing clinical notes, package name/code or cost estimate)
  • Procedure not covered under the scheme/package or wrong package selected
  • Non-payables billed as payable without justification
  • Late submission of reimbursement documents or missing bank details
  • Name/ID mismatch between hospital file and MMLSAY e-card/ID

Cashless vs Reimbursement — Quick Comparison

PointCashless (Network Hospital)Reimbursement (If Cashless Not Used)
ApprovalReal-time pre-authorization by insurer/Trust/TPAClaim after discharge with full documents
PaymentInsurer/Trust pays hospital for approved itemsPatient pays first; later reimbursement of eligible amount
TimelineUsually faster at empanelled hospitalsDepends on documentation & submission time
Out-of-pocketOnly non-payables/co-pay (if any)Initial full payment; later settlement

Checklist Before Admission (Assam)

  • Confirm the hospital is MMLSAY-empanelled for your treatment/specialty.
  • Ask the TPA desk about package coverage, room entitlement and non-payables.
  • Keep all documents (ID, reports, prescriptions) ready in original + photocopies.
  • Note the authorization number and keep SMS/emails as proof.
  • Collect discharge summary, itemised bills and reports at discharge.

MMLSAY (Assam) — FAQs

How do I confirm if a hospital in Assam is in the MMLSAY network?

Use the official scheme portal or call the hospital’s Insurance/TPA desk to confirm empanelment code, active packages and covered specialties.
What if the hospital denies cashless under MMLSAY?

Ask for the reason in writing. If pre-auth is incomplete, request re-submission. Otherwise, proceed with reimbursement as per scheme rules.
Are implants and consumables covered in packages?

Many packages include standard consumables/implants; some items remain non-payable. Clarify inclusions/exclusions with the TPA desk before admission.
Is pre-authorization required in emergencies?

Emergency cases are typically admitted first; the hospital then sends pre-authorization immediately after stabilization using your e-card/ID.

Grievance & Support

Escalate unresolved issues via the hospital TPA desk; then file a formal grievance with documents and treatment details on the scheme channel.

Keep the pre-auth ID/authorization number and MRD number handy for follow-up.

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