Introduction The Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojna was introduced in 2018 by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh to reduce the financial pressure associated with medical treatment and hospitalization. The scheme aims to improve access to healthcare for eligible residents across the state. Implemented by the Department of Health and Family Welfare, the programme provides eligible beneficiaries with annual health coverage of up to ₹5 lakh per family. Treatment can be accessed on a cashless basis at hospitals empanelled under the scheme, according to applicable guidelines. The scheme also covers pre-existing diseases and specified medical expenses incurred before and after hospitalization. Eligible beneficiaries include Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APST) members, qualifying non-APST residents of Changlang, Lohit and Namsai districts, and state government employees along with their dependents. Benefits Annual health coverage: Financial protection of up to ₹5 lakh per family per year, subject to scheme rules. Cashless hospitalization: Eligible treatment is available on a cashless basis at empanelled hospitals. Pre-existing conditions: Pre-existing diseases are covered under the scheme. Pre-hospitalization expenses: Eligible expenses for up to 3 days before hospitalization are covered. Post-hospitalization expenses: Eligible expenses for up to 10 days after discharge are covered. Medical expenses covered: Eligible costs may include registration, general ward accommodation, nursing, medical consultations, surgery, anesthesia, medicines, diagnostic tests, radiology, implants and patient meals. Follow-up medical costs: Qualifying consultations, diagnostic tests and medicines related to the same illness or surgery may be covered within the specified period. Eligibility The applicant must belong to the Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APST) category. Non-APST applicants must be residents of Changlang, Lohit or Namsai district and possess a valid Resident Certificate (RC) along with permanent landholding documents. Arunachal Pradesh state government employees and their eligible dependents can also apply. Applicants must complete the prescribed enrollment process and satisfy the scheme’s verification requirements. Documents Aadhaar Card. Birth Certificate for children below 5 years of age. Ration Card. APST Certificate for APST applicants. Resident Certificate for non-APST applicants. Permanent landholding documents, where applicable. Government-issued employee ID card for state government employees. Completed and approved enrollment form. Process to Apply Visit the official CMAAY portal. Open the Enrollment and Apply page. Select the appropriate applicant category: Government Employee or Public. Enter the required personal and other details in the application form. Upload the necessary documents and submit the completed application. The designated authority will verify the submitted information and documents. After enrollment approval, download the beneficiary E-Card from the available portal facility. Enrollment forms: General Public Enrollment Form Government Employee Enrollment Form Important Links and Contact Official Website: Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojna Portal Enrollment Portal: Apply for CMAAY Scheme Guidelines: Download CMAAY Guidelines Official FAQs: Read Frequently Asked Questions Helpline Numbers: 1800 233 5558, 08956048405 Email Support: support@cmaay.com FAQs Q1. What is the Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojna?It is a healthcare scheme launched by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh in 2018 to provide eligible beneficiaries with financial protection against hospitalization and medical treatment costs. Q2. What is the maximum coverage under CMAAY?Eligible families can receive health coverage of up to ₹5 lakh per year, subject to the scheme’s terms and conditions. Q3. Who is eligible for the CMAAY scheme?APST members, qualifying non-APST residents of Changlang, Lohit and Namsai, and state government employees and their eligible dependents can apply. Q4. Can non-APST residents apply for CMAAY?Yes. Non-APST applicants must be residents of Changlang, Lohit or Namsai and have a Resident Certificate and permanent landholding documents. Q5. Does CMAAY provide cashless treatment?Yes. Eligible hospitalization treatment can be provided on a cashless basis at hospitals empanelled under the scheme, subject to applicable rules. Q6. Are pre-existing diseases covered under CMAAY?Yes. The supplied scheme information states that pre-existing diseases are covered. Q7. Are expenses before and after hospitalization covered?Eligible pre-hospitalization expenses for up to 3 days and post-hospitalization expenses for up to 10 days are covered under the stated scheme provisions. Q8. What documents are required to enroll in CMAAY?Documents may include Aadhaar Card, Ration Card, APST Certificate or Resident Certificate, permanent landholding documents where applicable, and an employee ID card for government employees. A Birth Certificate is required for children below 5 years. Q9. How can I apply for the Chief Minister Arogya Arunachal Yojna?Visit the CMAAY enrollment portal, choose the appropriate applicant category, complete the form, upload the required documents and submit it for verification. Q10. How can I contact the CMAAY helpdesk?You can call 1800 233 5558 or 08956048405, or email support@cmaay.com for assistance.