Simplification of the Procedure in CGHS

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Simplification of the Procedure in CGHS

19 JUL 2019

CGHS Wellness Centres provide primary health care facilities and, if required, refer the beneficiaries to the Specialists at Government Hospitals/ Private Hospitals empanelled under CGHS. In emergency conditions, no endorsement for any treatment/ investigation is required from CGHS Wellness Centre. However, in non-emergency conditions or unlisted treatment/ tests, endorsement from concerned CGHS Wellness Centre is required.

With a view to facilitate ease of availing consultations from Specialists at empanelled hospitals, Government has permitted elderly CGHS beneficiaries aged 75 years and above to seek consultations from Specialists without any referral and undergo treatment/ investigations without endorsement. Permission is required only for unlisted treatment procedure/ tests in non-emergency conditions.
The guidelines for referral issued vide Office Memorandum No. Z.15025/117/2017/DIR/ CGHS/EHS, dated the 15th January, 2018 have been modified vide Office Memorandum No. Z.15025/117/2017/ DIR/CGHS/EHS, dated the 10th December, 2018 and the following modifications have been made in the interest of sick people, pensioners and serving employees:-

The referral shall be valid for consultations upto 3 times in the same hospital within 30 days.
CGHS beneficiaries have been permitted to consult upto 3 Specialists, if required during a single visit.

III. Investigations advised by Specialist of Private Empanelled Hospitals may be undertaken if they are required in emergency as certified by Specialist without endorsement by CGHS.

The Minister of State (Health and Family Welfare), Sh Ashwini Kumar Choubey stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha, here today.

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Poor Condition of CGHS Dispensaries - Lok Sabha Q&A

Poor Condition of CGHS Dispensaries - Lok Sabha Q&A

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
LOK SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION NO: 1236
ANSWERED ON:09.02.2018

Poor Condition of CGHS Dispensaries

Tejpratap Singh,Yadav
Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:

(a) whether the Government is aware of poor functioning of CGHS dispensaries due to malfunctioning of server, depleted strength and absence of doctors/staff, discontinuation of visit of Medical specialist, lack of infrastructure and nonavailability of medicines daily, long queue of patients, working of dispensaries in rented building etc. and if so, the details thereof;

(b) whether the Government has received a number of such complaints regarding poor functioning of CGHS in the country including Delhi;

(c) if so, the details thereof, dispensary-wise along with the action taken by the Government on such complaints so far during the last three years;

(d) whether the Government has ever conducted any enquiry/ audit/ study on the functioning of CGHS facility in the country and if so, the details and outcome thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and

(e) the other steps taken by the Government to improve the functioning of CGHS in the country?
Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:-

ANSWER
THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

(SHRI ASHWINI KUMAR CHOUBEY)

(a): Yes; problems of breakdown of internet connectivity, shortage of manpower including Doctors/Staff, some CGHS Dispensaries working in rented buildings etc. have been brought to the notice of CGHS.

(b) & (c): Information is being collected and will be laid on the Table of the House.

(d) No, Regular inspection of CGHS Wellness Centres is undertaken by all the Additional Directors of concerned CGHS cities, therefore, the need of separate study was not felt.

(e) Following steps have been taken to improve the functioning of CGHS in the country:-

(i) Govt. has recently permitted CGHS beneficiaries to avail OPD consultation from Specialists at CGHS empanelled Hospitals.

(ii) The requirement of separate permission letter for taking treatment at empanelled hospitals has been done away with once a specific treatment procedure has been advised by a Govt. Specialist/CGHS Doctor.

(iii) Provision for self-printing of CGHS cards by CGHS beneficiaries after it has been verified by Additional Director of concerned CGHS city has been made.

(iv) CGHS beneficiaries also have the option to avail online appointment system for consulting a CGHS Doctor and they can reach the Wellness Centre a little before the scheduled appointment and avoid standing in a queue.

(v) Orders have been issued for special facilities for CGHS beneficiaries aged 80 and above. They need not stand in a queue and their medical claims shall be processed on priority.

(vi) Provision for online transfer of CGHS cards of serving employees has been made in case of transfer to other CGHS covered cities without surrendering the card.

(vii) CGHS beneficiaries have the option to avail facilities from any CGHS Wellness Centre in the Country.

(viii) CGHS beneficiaries have the option to obtain medicines upto 3 months in case of chronic illness.

(ix) Data cards for internet access have been provided to CMO I/c of CGHS Wellness Centres to manage during breakdown of net connectivity.

Source : Lok Sabha

Poor Functioning of CGHS

Poor Functioning of CGHS

Some grievances have been received from CGHS beneficiaries through grievance portals and other channels regarding functioning of CGHS. These are mainly regarding non-issue of medicines, plastic cards, shortage of doctors/ specialists and long queue of patients in Wellness Centres.


Following action has been taken by the government in this regard:

(i) Appointment of retired doctors on contract basis as a stop gap arrangement to fill the vacant posts.

(ii) Medicines, which are not available at CGHS Wellness Centres are procured through Authorized Local Chemists.

(iii) A special drive was undertaken to clear the pendency of issue of CGHS Plastic cards

(iv) Option for self-printing of CGHS cards for existing CGHS beneficiaries.

(v) Introduction of on-line registration for consultation at selected Wellness Centres in Bengaluru and in one zone in Delhi.

(vi) Initiation of tele-consultation on trial basis in Delhi from two CGHS Wellness Centres with specialists of Dr. R.M.L Hospital.

Regular internal audits and also external audits/studies on the functioning of CGHS have been carried out. 

Outcome of some of the important studies are as under:

 (i) Staff Inspection Unit (SIU) was carried out by Ministry of finance for Staff Pattern Norms based on patient attendance.  Recommendations of the SIU have been implemented.

(ii) Based on the study carried out by Kaul Committee, computerization of all the CGHS Wellness Centres has been done

(iii) On the basis of recommendations of the CAG Audit on procurement of medicines, Medical Stores Organization (MSO) has initiated e-tender for procurement of Anti Cancer and other Lifesaving medicines. It has also been decided to procure only L1 Rate medicines under formulary for Branded Medicines.

(iv) Committee of Secretaries (COS) has also been monitoring the functioning of CGHS since 2008 and various steps have been implemented to make CGHS beneficiary friendly. As per the recommendations of COS, UTI-ITSL has been appointed as Bill Clearing Agency for settlement of credit bills of empanelled hospitals and diagnostic centres pertaining to the treatment of CGHS pensioner beneficiaries.

(v)  The functioning of CGHS is also monitored by the Hon’ble Prime Minister and as per the directions under ‘PRAGATI’, the process of linking of Aadhar Number with CGHS beneficiary Numbers has been started.

A special drive was undertaken to clear the pendency of issue of CGHS Plastic cards. Provision has been made for self-printing of CGHS cards by existing CGHS beneficiaries.

(vi) DAR&PG conducted a study through Quality Council of India (QCI)   to identify   areas of Grievances in Different Ministries and organizations including CGHS and suggested possible solutions.


Based on the inputs so received:

• Financial Powers of Additional Directors of CGHS have been enhanced for early settlement of medical claims of Pensioners.
• Introduction of on-line registration for consultation at selected Wellness Centres in Bengaluru and in one zone in Delhi.
• Aadhar-based Bio-metric attendance for the staff at CGHS Wellness Centres has been implemented in Delhi and NCR.

The following steps have been taken for improvement in the functioning of CGHS in the country:

1. Regular Inspection of Wellness Centres is carried out.

2. Monthly advisory committee meetings are held for each Wellness Centres with CMO   (Incharge)

3. Regular monitoring of empanelled hospitals by a team constituted by Additional Directors, CGHS of cities for this purpose.

4. Regular meeting of Additional Directors, CGHS with pensioner associations.

SMS alert facility to CGHS beneficiaries.

The Minister of State (Health and Family Welfare), Sh Faggan Singh Kulaste stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha here today.

CGHS Dispensaries/Wellness Centres

CGHS Dispensaries/Wellness Centres

Details of the CGHS Wellness Centres opened by the Government across the country during the last 3 years and the current year, State/UT – wise are given below:

Details of the CGHS Dispensaries/Wellness Centres. Opened in the last 3 years and the current year

Sl.No	Year of opening	State	Name of the Dispensary / Wellness Centre
1.	2013	Delhi/ NCR	Sahibabad
2.	2015	Gujarat	Gandhinagar
3.	2016	Himachal Pradesh	Shimla
		Madhya Pradesh	Indore

There are some states which did not have CGHS Dispensaries / Wellness Centres. Therefore, orders have been issued on 17.11.2014 for opening of at least one CGHS wellness centre in the capital city of all States at the following locations:

Raipur, Shimla, Itanagar, Panaji, Agartala, Imphal, Aizwal, Kohima, Gangtok, Gandhi Nagar, Puducherry.
The Minister of State (Health and Family Welfare), Sh Faggan Singh Kulaste stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha here today.

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CGHS Regional Offices: CITY WISE DETAILS

CGHS Regional Offices

The CGHS does not have regional offices. CGHS Wellness Centres function under the administrative control of the Additional Director, CGHS of the city. Details of the office of Additional Director, CGHS city wise is given below:

CITY WISE DETAILS WHERE THE OFFICE OF ADDITIONAL

DIRECTORS/CGHS IS LOCATED

Sl. No.	CGHS covered City	Allopathic Dispensaries	AYUSH	AD Office to which WCs attached
1.	Chandigarh	1	0	AD(Chandigarh)
2.	Jammu	2
3.	Shimla	1
4.	Dehradun	2	0	AD(Dehradun)
5.	Delhi/NCR	95	36	AD (HQ)/ AD (Central Zone)/ AD (South Zone)/ AD (North Zone) / AD (East)/ AD (MSD)
6.	Jaipur	7	2	AD(Jaipur)
7.	Allahabad	7	2	AD(Allahabad)
8.	Kanpur	9	3	AD(Kanpur)
9.	Lucknow	9	3	AD(Lucknow)
10.	Meerut	6	2	AD(Meerut)
11.	Patna	5	2	AD(Patna)
12.	Shillong	2	0	AD(Shillong)
13.	Guwahati	5	1	AD(Guwahati)
14.	Kolkata	18	4	AD(Kolkata)
15.	Ranchi	3	0	AD(Ranchi)
16.	Bhubaneshwar	3	1	AD(Bhubaneshwar)
17.	Bhopal	2	0	AD(Bhopal)
18.	Jabalpur	4	0	AD(Jabalpur)
19.	Ahmedabad	7	2	AD(Ahmedabad)
20.	Gandhinagar	1
21.	Mumbai	26	5	AD(Mumbai)
22.	Nagpur	11	3	AD(Nagpur)
23.	Pune	9	3	AD(Pune)
24.	Hyderabad	13	6	AD(Hyderabad)
25.	Bengaluru	10	4	AD(Bengaluru)
26.	Thiruvananthapuram	3	2	AD(Thiruvananthapuram)
27.	Chennai	14	4	AD(Chennai)
Total		276	85

The Health Minister, Shri J P Nadda stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha here today.

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Availing Benefits of CGHS Wellness Centres

Availing Benefits of CGHS Wellness Centres

CGHS beneficiaries including senior citizens can avail of specialist consultation from any government institution of the Central Government, State Government or local bodies. However, to avail of a procedure/investigation from a private empanelled hospital, a referral from the concerned CGHS Wellness Centre is necessary.

Following efforts have been made to provide better services to the senior citizens/pensioners:

1. There is a separate queue for senior citizens/ pensioners at registration counter and pharmacy counter in the CGHS Wellness Centres.
2. Senior citizens / pensioners can consult CMO i/c without standing in queue.
3. In case of emergency, CGHS beneficiaries including Senior citizens / pensioners can visit any hospital, empanelled or non-empanelled and avail medical treatment without any referral.

The Health Minister, Shri J P Nadda stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha here today.

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Change in timings for Consultation for Senior Citizens of general Public at 26 CGHS Wellness Centres in Delhi

The free OPD consultation facilities to Senior Citizens ( aged 60 yrs. and above) from general public shall be from 1.00 PM. to 2.00 PM. on all working days:-

Misc. 4001/2015/CGHS(Dir)

Office of the Dirtector,CGHS

Directorate General of CGHS

545-A Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi

Dated the 7th April, 2015

 OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Sub: Change in timings for Consultation for Senior Citizens of general Public at 26 CGHS Wellness Centres in Delhi on Pilot Basis-

With reference to the above mentioned subject the undersigned is to draw attention to the Office Memorandum F.No. 156493/2014/CGHS(HQ)/56-60 dated 29.08.2014 and w.e.f. the 1st April, 2015 , it has been decided that hereinafter, the free OPD consultation facilities to Senior Citizens ( aged 60 yrs. and above) from general public shall be from 1.00 PM. to 2.00 PM. on all working days at the following CGHS Wellness Centres, on Pilot basis.

Category	Names of Wellness Centres
ALLOPATHY	(1) Pusa Road, (2 ) Vasant Vihar, (3) Jangpura, (4) Greater NOlDA, ( 5) Vasant Kunj, (6) Rajpur road, (7) Kalibari, (8) Darya ganj, (9) Sarojani nagar L block, (10) Chanakyapuri, (11) Shahibabad, (12) Kasturba nagar ll, ( 13) NOlDA Sector- 82, (14) Mayur Vihar, (15) Chandni Chowk, (16) Sarojani nagar SY Block, (17) Pandara Road, ( 18) Kalkaji ll, (19) Sarita Vihar, (20) Gurgaon Sector 55.
AYURVEDIC	21) Kalibari, (22)Janakpuri
HOMOEOPATHY	(23) Kalkaji .l, (24) R K Puram Sector III
UNANI	(25) Sarojani Nagar
SIDDHA	(26) Lodhi Road

The other terms and conditions as specified in the Office Memorandum F.No. 156493/ 2014/ CGHS(HQ)/ 56-60 dated 29.08.2014 shall continue.

This issues with the approval of competent authority.

sd/-

Director, CGHS

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Revised Timings for CGHS Wellness Centres from 1st April, 2015: From 7.30 AM to 2.00 PM without a lunch break

Revised Timings for CGHS Wellness Centres from 1st April, 2015: From 7.30 AM to 2.00 PM without a lunch break

No: S.11030/55/2012-CGHS(P)
Government of India
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Department of Health & Family Welfare

Maulana Azad Road, Nirman Bhawan
New Delhi 110 108
Dated the 24 March, 2015

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Revised Timings for CGHS Wellness Centres
The undersigned is directed to refer to the OM of even no. dated 26th March, 2013 vide which the revised timings of 8.00 AM to 3.00 PM in the CGHS Wellness Centres were enforced w.e.f. 1st April, 2013. This Ministry has received representations from association of doctors of CGHS (All India G.D.M.O. Association) and other sections of CGHS beneficiaries for change in duty hours/ timings of the Wellness Centres. In this regard, after due consideration, it has been decided to further revise the timings of CGHS Wellness Centres from the current timings of 8.00 AM to 3.00 PM to the revised timings of 7.30 AM to 2.00 PM as per the following details :

1. The CGHS Wellness Centres will be functional from 7.30 AM to 2.00 PM without a lunch break, on a trial basis for three months w.e.f. 1st April, 2015.

2. The CGHS Wellness Centres in New Delhi which are currently functional for 24 hours, will continue to function as usual in shifts.

3. The new timings will be applicable to all CGHS Wellness Centres in all CGHS cities across the country

4. The new timings would also apply to the AYUSH dispensaries / units under CGHS all over the country.

The new timings for CGHS Wellness Centres will be effective from 1st April, 2015 on a trial basis for three months. Further decision in the matter will be taken after considering feedback to this change.

This issues with the approval of Minister of Health and Family Welfare.

Sd/-
[Bindu Tewari]
Director CGHS(P)

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Contact Numbers and Addresses Of Cghs Wellness Centres In Delhi & Ncr for Central Government Employees

Complete Coverage: Contact Numbers and Addresses Of Cghs Wellness Centres In Delhi & Ncr for Central Government Employees

CGHS Web site http://msotransparent.nic.in/cghsnew/index.asphelplin
Shri R.K. Jain, IAS Addl. Secy & DG (CGHS) asdgcghs-mohfw@nic.in
Dr. S. Brinda, Director (CGHS) director cghsPymail.com
Dr. Anita Kulshrestha adhq.cghsPyahoo.com
Dr. Kanwal Kumar, Additional Director (SZ), CGHS adsz.dlOcghs.nic.in
Dr. Rita Banga, Additional Director (CZ), CGHS adcz.dIPcghs.nic.in
Dr. R.K. Gupta, Additional Director (EZ), CGHS ad.cghs ezPyahoo.co.in
Dr. Hari Krishan, Additional Director (NZ), CGHS adnz.dlOcghs.nic.in
For Grievances :
Dr. Bidhu Bhushan, JD, Grievance jdgrievancecell@gmail.com

Dispensaries working 24 hours

1. South Avenue Wellness Centre, 153, South Avenue, New Delhi-11 Telephone No. 23013490
2. North Avenue Wellness Centre, 31, North Avenue, New Delhi-1, Telephone No. 23094420
3. Zakir Husain Road Wellness Centre, CGHS Building, Dr. Z.H. Road, New Dehli Telephone No. 23383724
4. Telegraph Lane Wellness Centre, 18-E, Telegraph Lane, New Delhi Telephone No. 23326601
5. Kingsways Camp Wellness Centre, CGHS Disp, KWC No. 60, New Police Line, Kingsway Camp, Delhi
Telephone No. 27459411
6. Timarpur Wellness Centre, Lancer Road, Timar pur, Delhi. Telephone No. 23813808

CGHS Wellness Centres in Delhi & NCR

Central Zone

SI. No.	Dispensary Name	Tel. (0)	Dispensary Address
1.	Chanakya Puri	24673777	D-II1257, 259, Vinay Marg, New Delhi,
2.	Chitra Gupta Road	23676019	CGHS Building, Near Aram Bagh, New Delhi
3.	Constitution House	23386954	IE-SA, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi
4.	Gole Market	23743810	CGHS Building, DIZ Area, Sec.-II, Gole Market, New Delhi
5.	Aliganj	24611538	CGHS Building, Near Lodhi Road, New Delhi
6.	Lodhi Road	24611442	Block 4-1, 3, 5, 7, Lodhi Road, New Delhi
7.	Minto Road	23234625	New Minto Road Hostel, Block-I, Minto Road Complex, New Delhi —110002
8.	Pandara Road	23385040	D-II/365-367, Pandara Road, New Delhi
9.	Paharganj	23587511	3 & 4, Chitra Gupta Road, New Delhi
10.	President Estate	23094777	CGHS Dispensary Wing.
11.	Telegraph Lane	23326601	18-E, Telegraph Lane, New Delhi
12.	Dr. Z.H. Road	23383724	CGHS Building, Dr. Z.H. Road, New Dehli
13.	Kali Bari	23743142	CGHS Building, Kali Bari Marg , DIZ Area, New Delhi
14.	Pragati Vihar	24361522	C.P.W.D. Complex, Pragati Vihar, New Delhi.
15.	CGHS Dispensary, North Avenue-	23094420	31, North Avenue, New Delhi-1
16.	CGHS Dispensary, South Avenue,	23013490	153, South Avenue, New Delhi-11

East Zone

SI. No.	Dispensary Name	Tel. (0)	Dispensary Address
17.	Chandni Chowk	23866892	CGHS Disp. No. 8, Near Moti Cinema, Chandni Chowk, Delhi-6
18.	Darya Ganj	23273043	CGHS Disp. No. 28, Behind Golcha cinema Hall, Darya Ganj, Delhi-02
19.	Dilshad Colony	22352200	CGHS Disp. No. 87, E-13 & 14, Express Market, Dilshad Colony, Delhi
20.	Krishana Nagar	22512866	CGHS Disp. G.K.G. No. 56, H.No. A-1, Krishna Nagar, Delhi-51
21.	Kingsway Camp	27459411	CGHS Disp, KWC No. 60, New Police Line, ingsway Camp, Delhi
22.	Mayur Vihar	22751321	CGHS Disp. No. 77, 264, A, Mayur Vihar, Pkt-I, Phase-I, Delhi
23.	Rajpur Road	23973646	CGHS Disp. No. 59, 5, Rajpur Road, Old Police Line, Delhi-54
24.	Shandara	22583766	CGHS Disp. No. 49, Mansarovar Park, Shandara, Delhi-32
25.	Shakti Nagar	27114162	CGHS Disp. No. 6, 23/1, Shakti Nagar, Delhi-7
26.	Timarpur	23813808	CGHS General Hospital No. 7, Lancer Road, Delhi
27.	Bhajan Pura	22565516	CGHS Disp. No. 84, C-67, Gali NO. 8, Bhajan Pura, Delhi
28.	Vivek Vihar	22143551	C- Block, Near Mother Dairy, Yojna Vihar
29.	Yamuna Vihar	22565516	C4/73 A Yamuna Vihar Near Bank of Maharashtra
30.	Ghaziabad	0120-2789969	Kamla Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad
31.	NOIDA	0120 25322312
32.	Laxminagar	22543108	CGHS Bldg., H-Block, Vikas Marg ,Laxmi Nagar, New Delhi
33.	Greater Noida	0120 2447126	P3, FF, Shopping Complex, Near KV, Greater Noida

North Zone

SI. No.	Dispensary Name	Tel.	Address
34.	Ashok Vihar	27242028	1-97, Ashok Vihar, Phase-I, Delhi-52
35.	Delhi Cantt	25692914	CGHS Dispensary Delhi Cantt. Near Sadar Bazar
36.	Dev Nagar	25860275	Block No. 12, Mother Dairy Both, CGHS Disp. Dev Nagar
37.	Hari Nagar	28125518	CGHS Hari Nagar, Near DTC Depot, Hari Nagar.
38.	Inder Puri	25836573	Flat No. 647, 648, Krishi Kunj, Inder Puri.
39.	Janak Puri-1	25551434	C-4, CGHS Disp., Janak Puri-I.
40.	Janak Puri-2	25593358	B-1/20, Janak Puri, N.D.-528
41.	Vikaspuri	25619345	C-4, CGHS Disp., Janak Puri-I.
42.	Naraina Vihar	25778775	C-Block Near community Centre, Naraina Vihar.
43.	New Rajinder Nagar	28742850	CGHS Disp. Building New Rajinder Nagar
44.	Nangal Raya	28521863	CGHS Disp. Nangal Raya D Block, Janak Puri
45.	East Patel Nagar	25883326	11/14, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi
46.	West Patel Nagar	25882551	11/26, West Patel Nagar.
47.	Pusa Road	25768071	23, Pusa Road, N.D.
48.	Dwarka	25056722	PHC Complex, Near Dwarka Flyover, Palam Village
49.	Palam Colony	25035839	CGHS Dispensary Palam Colony, Near Subzi Mandi, Mangla Puri.
50.	Pitam Pura	27344481	Income Tax Colony, Pitam Pura
51.	Paschim Vihar	25268410	Qtr. No. —Al, A2, A8, Pkt-3, Paschim Vihar
52.	Rajouri Garden	25171213	CGHS Dispensary Hari Nagar, Near DTC Depot, Hari Nagar
53.	Rohini	27040169	CGHS Dispensary Nahar Pur, Sec.-7, Rohini
54.	Sunder Vihar	25264239	1/6, Sunder Vihar, Delhi-57
55.	Tilak Nagar	25998900	CGHS Dispensary Tilak Nagar, Near Subzi Mandi.
56.	Tri Nagar	27385025	Building No. 564, Gali No. 37, Onkar Nagar, Tri Nagar
57.	Shalimar Bagh	27486048	BP Block, CGHS Dispensary, Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi.
58.	Rohini Sector – 16	27894403	Shop No. 4789, first floor, CS Complex, DDA Market D-I, Sector – 16

South Zone

SI. No.	Dispensary Name	Tel. (0)	Dispensary Address
59.	Andrews Gang	26257628	D-2, 65 & 66, Andrews Ganj. New Delhi
60.	Pushp Vihar	29563193	A-B/ 125,126,127 — Sector-IV, Pusp Vihar, New Delhi
61.	Hauz Khas	26567844	CGHS Dispensary Building, SDA, New Delhi.
62.	Jangpura	24312213	Q.No.46, 48, 50, 52, 56, Block No. 8, Jangpura
63.	Kalkaji —1	26430851	CGHS Maternity Centre & Disp., Kalkaji.
64.	Kalkaji-II	26028746	Qr. LIG DDA, Flat 38-B, 42-43A, 745A, Kalkaji.
65.	Kasturba Nagar-I	24622867	CGHS Polyclinic, Kasturba Nagar, New Delhi
66.	Kasturba Nagar-II	24622736	R. 525,526,529, 530, 533 Kasturba Nagar.
67.	Kidwai Nagar	24624546	CGHS Own Building, 61-63, Kidwai Nagar.
68.	Laxmibai Nagar	26874643	CGHS Disp. Building, Near Navyug School, Laxmibai Nagar, new Delhi.
69.	Lajpat Nagar	29816439	CGHS Disp. Building, Lajpat Nagar Market, New Delhi.
70.	Moti Bagh	24620333	CGHS own Building near Begum Zaidi Market, Moti Bagh, New Delhi.
71.	Munirka	26107983	DDA Flat, JNU Campus, Munirka.

72.	M.B. Road	29564988	CGHS own Building, Sector — 1, M.B. Road.
73.	Malaviya Nagar	26671494	Senior Secondary School, Malviya Nagar.
74.	Netaji Nagar	24670222	CGHS Disp. Building, Netaji Nagar.
75.	Nauroji Nagar	26106127	77, 79, 81, 83-E, Nauroji Nagar.
76.	Nanakpura	24676444	CGHS Disp. Building, Nanakpura.
77.	R.K. Puram-I	26175132	Q.No. 817-818, Sector — IV, R.K. Puram.
78.	R.K. Puram-II	26175323	CGHS Disp., Building, R.K. Puram, Sector — II, New Delhi
79.	R.K. Puram-III	26175490	CGHS Disp. Building, R.K. Puram, Sector — VI, New Delhi.
80.	R.K. Puram-IV	26173988	CGHS Disp. Building, Sector _ VIII, R.K. Puram.
81.	R.K. Puram-V	26170472	Qr. 810, 818— 825, Sector — XII, R.K. Puram
82.	R.K. Puram-VI	26173911	Qr. No. 833,837,839, Sector —13, R.K. Puram, Qr. No. 817
83.	Sarojini Nagar-I	24670555	Y-342-346, Sarojini Nagar
84.	Sarojini Nagar-II	24670666	I— 165, 67, 69, 171, Sarojini Nagar
85.	Sarojini Nagar Market	24670777	G — 150, 152, 154, 156, Sarojini Nagar
86.	Sadiq. Nagar	26255516	CGHS Disp., Near G.K. — I, New Delhi.
87.	Sri Niwas Puri	26910251	CGHS Disp. Building, Srinivaspuri, New Delhi.
88.	Faridabad	0129-2412729	CGHS dispensary building, NH-4, Faridabad, Harayan
89.	Gurgaon	0124-2320516	4/343, Jacobpura, Gurgaon city, Near Railway station, Gurgaon
90.	Gurgaon II	0124-2578235	Sector -55/66, CGHS Wellness Centre, Gurgaon
91.	Santa Vihar	26940651	Plot No. 11, Santa Vihar, Institutional Area
92.	Vasant Kunj	26123790	111-A/9, Krishan Garh, Vasant Kunj
Ext Counter	CBI Colony	26141978	CGHS Dispensary, CBI Colony,

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