Financial support for treatment of serious diseases: heart disease, cancer, kidney disease, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, spinal injury, head injury, sickle cell anaemia and burns. Kidney…
Government health posts, primary health care centres (PHCCs) and district-level hospitals provide basic outpatient services and a listed set of essential medicines free of…
All vaccines in the national immunization schedule are free for children at government health facilities and outreach clinics. Pregnant women also receive tetanus-diphtheria (Td)…
Many government hospitals have a Social Service Unit (SSU) that arranges free or subsidised treatment for target groups, and helps patients use other schemes…
Government rules require private and community hospitals to reserve 10 percent of their beds for free treatment of poor people, persons with disabilities, senior…
Confidential HIV testing and counselling, and antiretroviral treatment (ART) for people living with HIV, are provided free at government testing and ART sites.
Diagnosis and the full course of tuberculosis (TB) medicines are free under the national TB programme, including treatment for drug-resistant TB at designated centres.
One-stop Crisis Management Centres in hospitals provide free, confidential medical care, counselling and referral to legal and safe-house support for survivors of gender-based violence.