A maximum of 5 members can be enrolled as per the regulations. However, a newborn child can be considered as the 6th member.

1) The annual income of the family is up to ₹4 Lakhs 2) Any member(s) who are Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) workers 3) Any member(s) who have accredited reporters 4) Class-3 and Class-4 employees employed on a fixed payroll by the State Government 5) Senior Citizens with families of a total annual income of up to ₹6 Lakhs

The eligible beneficiaries have to submit the following documents - • Address proof • Identity proof • BPL certificate • Income certificate

The scheme provides tertiary medical coverage of up to ₹5 lakh to each eligible family. Besides, ₹300 is paid to the beneficiary for transportation to the empanelled hospital

1. Cardiovascular Surgeries (a total 153 Benefit Packages). 2. Neurosurgery (a total 49 Benefit Packages). 3. Burns (a total 12 Benefit Packages). 4. Poly Trauma (Not covered by Motor Vehicle Insurance) (a total 8 Benefit Packages). 5. Cancer (Malignancies) (Surgical Oncology, Chemotherapy & Radiation Oncology) (a total 210 Benefit Packages). 6. Renal (Kidney) (a total 21 Benefit Packages). 7. Neonatal (newborn) diseases (a total 23 Benefit Packages).

1. The eligible beneficiaries must visit 2. the Kiosks at Taluka or Civic Centres in their area. Mobile kiosks are also available at a local level.The authorities are well equipped with the needed hardware for enrolment. 3. The hardware is used to capture biometrics such as fingerprints, iris scans, and photos of the beneficiaries. 4. The beneficiaries might even have to fill out the MA Card application form in Gujarati with appropriate details. 5. Once the details are verified, the MA health card is issued to the beneficiaries and the enrolment process is complete.