Which schemes the hospital lists
| Scheme | Who it is for | At Shalby Hospital Jaipur |
|---|---|---|
| RGHS | Rajasthan government employees, pensioners, ministers, MLAs, All India Services officers, and eligible employees of state bodies and their families | On the hospital's published list |
| MAA Yojana | Families enrolled in the Rajasthan state scheme | On the hospital's published list |
| Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana | Families enrolled in the Rajasthan state scheme | On the hospital's published list. Ask whether it still applies to you. |
| CGHS | Central government employees, pensioners and their dependants | Not on the published list. Ask before planning. |
| ECHS | Ex-servicemen and their dependants | Not on the published list. Ask before planning. |
| Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY | Eligible families with an Ayushman card | Not named on the published list. Ask before planning. |
| Private health insurance | Policyholders with a cashless network | See the insurers below |
| Corporate and PSU | Employees of tied-up organisations, including SBI, RBI, BSNL, FCI and GAIL | On the hospital's published list. Check yours. |
Source: Shalby Hospital Jaipur's insurance and TPA page, checked 4 November 2026. Lists change, so confirm yours before admission.
Insurers and TPAs listed by the hospital
Government schemes
- Rajasthan Government Health Scheme (RGHS)
- MAA Yojana
- Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana
Insurers
- Aditya Birla Health Insurance
- Bajaj Allianz General Insurance
- Cholamandalam MS General Insurance
- Cigna TTK Health Insurance
- Future Generali India Insurance
- Go Digit General Insurance
- HDFC ERGO General Insurance
- ICICI Lombard General Insurance
- IFFCO Tokio General Insurance
- Liberty General Insurance
- Max Bupa Health Insurance
- National Insurance
- Navi General Insurance
- Park Mediclaim Insurance TPA
- Reliance General Insurance
- Royal Sundaram Health Insurance
- SBI General Insurance
- SBI Life Insurance
- Star Health & Allied Insurance
- The New India Assurance
- The Oriental Insurance
- United India Insurance
- Universal Sompo General Insurance
- VH Medcare
TPAs
- Health India Insurance TPA Services
- Paramount Health Services & Insurance TPA
Listed names can change, and a tie-up does not guarantee your own policy will be approved. See Shalby's current list
Where scheme and cashless treatment runs
Scheme and cashless admissions run through the insurance desk at Shalby Multi-Specialty Hospital, 200 Feet Bypass Road, near Gandhi Path, Chitrakoot Sector 3, Vaishali Nagar. See the Vaishali Nagar clinic page for directions.
Consultations at Arthrogenix Clinic, Durgapura are paid directly. If you are planning surgery on a scheme or insurance, tell the team when you book so your documents can be checked first.
Documents to keep ready
- RGHS: your RGHS e-card or Jan Aadhaar card, and your SSO ID
- RGHS employees and pensioners: your employee ID or pension details
- Private insurance: your insurance card or policy number, and photo ID
- CGHS and ECHS: first ask the desk whether your scheme can be used here, then bring your card and any referral it requires
- Doctor's advice for surgery, with your MRI, X-ray and test reports
How a cashless admission works
- 1
Share your documents
Send your card or policy details and reports to the team on WhatsApp, or bring them to your consultation.
- 2
Consultation and plan
Dr. Saxena confirms the diagnosis and the procedure, which the approval request needs.
- 3
Approval request
At the hospital's desk, show your card. The hospital requests approval from the scheme or insurer where required.
- 4
Admission and surgery
Once approved, you are admitted on the planned date. Check the approved amount before admission.
- 5
Settlement
The scheme or insurer settles eligible costs directly with the hospital. You pay for anything not covered.
Which procedures are covered
Cover depends on your scheme's package and your policy wording, not on the procedure's name alone. Planned operations often discussed for cover include ACL reconstruction, knee arthroscopy, meniscus repair, rotator cuff repair, and knee and shoulder replacement.
Before you plan, ask about the approved amount, implant limits, room category and any charge not covered. Many private policies have waiting periods for joint replacement. RGHS cashless treatment is settled at prescribed rates, and its official helpline is 181.
Questions patients ask
Dr. Saxena operates at Shalby Hospital, Vaishali Nagar, which lists RGHS on its published tie-up list as of November 2026. Share your RGHS e-card or Jan Aadhaar card with the team before planning so your eligibility and package can be confirmed.
RGHS cashless treatment is available at government hospitals and empanelled private hospitals, so check the hospital first. Dr. Abhishek Saxena operates at Shalby Hospital, Vaishali Nagar, listed for RGHS as of November 2026. The official RGHS helpline is 181.
Shalby Hospital Jaipur lists 24 insurers and 2 TPAs as of November 2026, including Star Health, HDFC ERGO, ICICI Lombard, Bajaj Allianz, New India Assurance and Max Bupa. See the full list on this page and confirm your policy before admission.
They are not on Shalby Hospital Jaipur's published tie-up list as of November 2026. Ask the team or the hospital's desk before planning treatment, because lists change and your scheme may have its own referral rules.
Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY is not named on Shalby Hospital Jaipur's published list as of November 2026, though MAA Yojana, Rajasthan's state scheme, is listed. Ask the hospital's desk about your card before planning treatment.
Consultations at the Durgapura clinic are paid directly. Scheme and cashless admissions run through Shalby Hospital, Vaishali Nagar. If you are planning surgery on cover, tell the team when you book.
It varies with the scheme, insurer and paperwork. For planned surgery, start the process several days before your preferred date, and keep your reports and card details ready to avoid delays.
Possibly. You pay for anything outside the approved amount, such as a higher room category, implants above a limit, or items your scheme or policy does not cover. Ask for the approved amount before admission.