CGHS Hospitals
A free, open-source directory of all 2,821 CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme) empanelled hospitals, dental clinics, eye centres, and diagnostic centres across 80 cities in India. Data sourced from the official CGHS website (cghs.mohfw.gov.in).
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Facilities Under CGHS
Services available to beneficiaries
- OPD treatment at wellness centres including issue of medicines
- Specialist consultation at polyclinics & empanelled hospitals (after referral)
- Indoor treatment at government and empanelled hospitals
- Investigations at government and empanelled diagnostic centres
- Cashless facility for pensioners and identified beneficiaries
- Reimbursement for emergency treatment and specialist-advised procedures
- Hearing aids, artificial limbs, and medical appliances
- Family welfare, maternity, and child health services
- AYUSH — Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Yoga
24x7 National CGHS Helpline
Toll-free · Hindi & English
1800-208-8900
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Learn More
The Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) has been providing comprehensive medical care to central government employees and pensioners for over six decades. Run by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, CGHS caters to the healthcare needs of eligible beneficiaries covering all four pillars of India’s democratic setup — Legislature, Judiciary, Executive, and Press. As of 2026, approximately 42 lakh beneficiaries are covered across 80 cities all over India, according to the CGHS portal (cghs.mohfw.gov.in).
Systems of Medicine
CGHS provides healthcare through multiple systems — Allopathic, Homoeopathic, and Indian systems of medicine including Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha, and Yoga (AYUSH).
CGHS vs ECHS
CGHS is for central government civilian employees and pensioners, while ECHS (Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme) is for retired armed forces personnel. Both schemes maintain separate panels of empanelled hospitals.
CGHS Hospitals is a free, open-source directory that helps CGHS beneficiaries find empanelled healthcare facilities and wellness centres across India. As of 2026, the directory covers all CGHS cities — from Delhi and NCR to Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai, and beyond.
Who built this
This project is built and maintained by an independent developer to make CGHS facility information more accessible. The tool is completely free to use — no ads, no tracking, no login required.
Why trust this tool
All facility data is sourced directly from the official CGHS portal (cghs.mohfw.gov.in) and cross-referenced for accuracy. Accreditation status is verified against NABH and NABL records. The tool is updated regularly and any user can report incorrect information via the contact page.
The facility data is sourced from the official CGHS website (cghs.mohfw.gov.in) as of 2026. While we strive to keep the information accurate and up to date, please verify details directly with the facility or CGHS before visiting. Empanelment status can change, and contact details may be updated by the facilities themselves.
Data pipeline
Facility records are programmatically extracted from the official CGHS portal, cleaned for consistency (names, addresses, phone numbers), geocoded for map display, and cross-referenced with accreditation databases. The entire process is automated and repeatable.
Update frequency
The dataset is refreshed periodically from official sources. Last verified data is timestamped on the homepage. Users can report outdated information through the contact form.
Serving and retired central government employees, Members of Parliament, Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts, freedom fighters, PIB-accredited journalists, and their eligible dependents can all utilise CGHS facilities. Ward entitlement and contribution amount depend on the beneficiary’s pay scale or pension.
CGHS Card Requirement
Beneficiaries need a valid CGHS card (plastic card or e-card) that must be presented at empanelled facilities to avail cashless treatment. The card covers the beneficiary and their eligible dependents.
Referral Process
For planned treatments, beneficiaries must first obtain a referral from their designated CGHS wellness centre. Emergency cases may be treated at any empanelled facility without prior referral.