India: Punjab provides cashless treatments to cover OPD patients

August 21, 2012

Ankur Sohanpal

After implementing a programme that provides cashless health insurance benefits to its poor (ones officially categorized as the BPLs or below poverty line), Punjab will also be scaling this scheme to its OPD (out-patient department). Read more here.

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