CGHS Hospitals (cghshospitals.com) is a free, open-source directory of 2756 CGHS empanelled healthcare facilities across 104 cities in India. It covers 1552 hospitals, 533 eye centres, 257 diagnostic centres, and 414 dental clinics — with addresses, phone numbers, accreditation status, and driving directions for every facility.
CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme) is a comprehensive healthcare programme run by India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. According to the official CGHS portal (cghs.mohfw.gov.in), it provides medical care to approximately 42 lakh beneficiaries — central government employees, pensioners, Members of Parliament, judges, freedom fighters, and their dependents — across 104 cities in India.
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The Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) provides comprehensive healthcare to central government employees and pensioners. This tool helps beneficiaries find CGHS empanelled hospitals, eye centres, diagnostic centres, and dental clinics near them. Filter by city or category, search by facility name, and get driving directions to any empanelled facility.
CGHS covers serving and retired central government employees, Members of Parliament, Supreme Court and High Court Judges, freedom fighters, journalists accredited with PIB, and their eligible dependents. Beneficiaries carry a CGHS card and obtain a referral from their wellness centre for planned treatments. Emergency cases are treated at any empanelled facility without prior referral. Treatment is available on a cashless basis or through reimbursement subject to CGHS rates.
Use the interactive map to locate facilities near you, view their address and phone number, check accreditation status, and get driving directions. Each facility page includes detailed information about the services available, the nodal officer contact, and data sourced from the official CGHS website (cghs.mohfw.gov.in).
CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme) is a comprehensive health programme run by the Government of India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. According to the official CGHS portal (cghs.mohfw.gov.in), it provides medical care to central government employees, pensioners, Members of Parliament, Supreme Court and High Court judges, freedom fighters, PIB-accredited journalists, and their eligible dependents. CGHS operates through a network of wellness centres and empanelled private hospitals across India.
As of 2026, there are 2756 CGHS empanelled healthcare facilities across India, comprising 1552 hospitals, 414 dental clinics, 533 eye centres, and 257 diagnostic centres. These are spread across 104 cities including Delhi (483 facilities), Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Noida, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Jabalpur. Data is sourced from the official CGHS website (cghs.mohfw.gov.in).
You can find CGHS empanelled hospitals near you using the free directory at cghshospitals.com, which lists all 2756 empanelled facilities across India. Search by city name, filter by facility type (hospital, dental clinic, eye centre, or diagnostic centre), and get driving directions to any facility. You can also visit the official CGHS website (cghs.mohfw.gov.in) or your nearest CGHS wellness centre for the authoritative empanelled list.
As per CGHS guidelines, for emergency cases, CGHS beneficiaries can visit any empanelled facility without a prior referral and obtain cashless treatment. For planned or non-emergency treatments, beneficiaries must first obtain a referral from their designated CGHS wellness centre. Treatment is available on a cashless basis for procedures within CGHS-approved rates, or through reimbursement for expenses beyond approved ceilings. Always carry your CGHS card when visiting an empanelled facility.
According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, CGHS eligibility covers: (1) serving and retired central government employees and their dependents, (2) Members of Parliament, (3) Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts, (4) freedom fighters, (5) journalists accredited with the Press Information Bureau (PIB), and (6) certain autonomous body employees. Eligible beneficiaries are issued a CGHS card (plastic card) that must be presented at empanelled facilities. Pensioners can apply for CGHS coverage through their last-serving ministry or department.
CGHS empanelled facilities are available in 104 cities across India as of 2026: Delhi (483 facilities), Ghaziabad (77), Gurgaon (60), Noida (64), Amritsar (64), Kolkata (55), Jabalpur (53), Bengaluru (39), Jalandhar (42), Faridabad (25), Chandigarh (24), Sonipat (20), Ambala (16), Mohali (16), Panchkula (13), Jammu (5), Srinagar (2), Bathinda (1), Mysuru (5), Siliguri (7), Howrah (2), Salt Lake (4), Barrackpore (3), Kalyani (1), and Durgapur (1).
CGHS empanelled hospitals have been officially approved by the Central Government Health Scheme directorate to provide cashless treatment to CGHS beneficiaries at government-approved rates. Non-empanelled hospitals can only be used for reimbursement (which is capped at CGHS rates and requires additional approvals). CGHS-empanelled facilities undergo periodic review, and their empanelment can be suspended or cancelled if they fail to meet standards. Always verify current empanelment status before visiting, as the list is updated regularly by the CGHS directorate.
NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers) accreditation indicates that a hospital meets the quality and safety standards set by the Quality Council of India. Among the CGHS empanelled facilities, NABH-accredited hospitals generally offer higher CGHS package rates compared to non-accredited hospitals. Some facilities also hold NABL (National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories) accreditation for their diagnostic laboratories. You can filter CGHS empanelled hospitals by accreditation status on cghshospitals.com.