The Chief Minister’s Comprehensive Health Insurance Scheme aims to provide universal health care by offering comprehensive health insurance coverage to differently abled persons and their family members.

All differently abled persons and their family members are eligible for enrollment in the health insurance scheme, without any income ceiling.

No, there are no income restrictions for enrollment in the scheme.

To be eligible, at least one member of the family should be a differently abled person, and the family should be residents of Tamil Nadu.

The Assistant Special Officer at the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently Abled handles grievances related to the scheme.

There are no fees or charges associated with enrollment in the health insurance scheme.

Yes, family members of differently abled persons can also enroll in the scheme.

Coverage under the scheme extends to all family members of the differently abled person.

The health insurance scheme covers a wide range of health services, including hospitalization, surgeries, and medical treatments.

Exclusions or limitations to the coverage provided are typically outlined in the scheme's terms and conditions.