Mizoram Universal Healthcare Scheme enrolls 3.2 lakh families

Mizoram Universal Healthcare Scheme has enrolled 3,22,243 families in its second phase. State authorities have paid over ₹271 crore for treatment costs across both phases since 2025. Current enrollment includes 48,091 general families, 35,325 government staff, 11,928 pensioners, and 2,26,899 people covered through Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana.

Scheme details and coverage

MUHCS 1.0 paid for treatment for over one lakh patients, with ₹171.57 crore released for costs. Under MUHCS 2.0, 31,832 patients received treatment by 24 August 2026, and ₹99.60 crore was paid out. General families get cover up to ₹5 lakh yearly after paying ₹2,500 to ₹10,000. Government staff pay ₹200 to ₹1,500 monthly for unlimited cover, while pensioners get ₹2 lakh yearly cover by giving up their medical allowance. This scheme is part of government women empowerment schemes and social welfare work.

The network has state-run centres, 20 private hospitals, and five day-care centres in Mizoram. It also includes 53 empanelled and 11 deemed empanelled hospitals outside the state. Claims of ₹1.35 crore for state hospitals, ₹2.41 crore for local private hospitals, ₹2.45 crore for outside hospitals, and ₹18.95 crore for individual reimbursements are currently being checked.