NABH
NABH is the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers, a constituent board of QCI. Its hospital standards focus on quality and patient safety.
Information about accreditation, government health schemes, insurance and TPA support at New Lakhanpur Hospital & Trauma Centre, illustrated with insurance and healthcare-payment visuals.
This section explains the quality frameworks relevant to hospitals while keeping New Lakhanpur Hospital's own accreditation status clearly separated from general information.
NABH is the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers, a constituent board of QCI. Its hospital standards focus on quality and patient safety.
The Quality Council of India operates national accreditation and assessment frameworks. NABH is one of its constituent boards.
PM-JAY provides eligible beneficiaries access to covered hospitalisation services through empanelled healthcare providers, subject to scheme rules.
Cashless and reimbursement support depends on the hospital's current agreements, insurer rules and the patient's policy terms.

NABH accreditation is an external assessment of a healthcare organisation against defined standards. NABH's hospital programme covers areas such as access and continuity of care, patient care, medication management, patient rights, infection control, patient safety, facilities, human resources and information management.
Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY is a government health assurance scheme. Treatment benefits are available to eligible beneficiaries through empanelled hospitals and according to the applicable health benefit packages and scheme rules.

The final partner list should be maintained by the hospital administration and updated whenever an agreement changes.
A simple flow patients can follow before planned treatment.
Bring your insurance card/policy details and a valid ID to the hospital desk.
The hospital team checks the applicable insurer, TPA, network and treatment conditions.
Where required, pre-authorisation or approval is processed according to the scheme or policy.
Billing, documentation and discharge follow the applicable cashless or reimbursement process.
No blanket claim should be made. Cashless availability depends on the hospital's current agreements, insurer network and the patient's policy. The verified partner list should be maintained by the hospital.
Not necessarily. Coverage can depend on the policy, network, exclusions, package limits, approvals and the specific treatment. Patients should confirm before admission whenever possible.
Only if the hospital is currently empanelled for the relevant PM-JAY services and the patient is eligible under the applicable rules. The hospital should confirm the current status before publishing a definitive claim.
Carry your insurance/TPA card, policy details, government/valid ID and relevant medical documents. Additional documents may be requested depending on the insurer or scheme.
Once the hospital provides the official certificate or verifiable accreditation record, it can be placed in the NABH section with certificate number, validity dates and scope exactly as issued.
Contact the hospital team to confirm current cashless, TPA and scheme availability.