DGEHS Panel Hospitals List - Download PDF

The full form of DGEHS is Delhi Government Employees Health Scheme – a healthcare program for Delhi government employees and their dependents.

Over 435 hospitals in Delhi are currently empanelled under DGEHS.

The DGEHS scheme is available for:

• All permanent and regular employees of the Delhi government.
• Their spouses, dependent children, and parents (as per scheme rules).
• Eligible family members can avail of cashless medical treatment at empanelled hospitals.

You can check DGEHS empanelled hospitals in the following ways:

• Visit the official DGEHS portal.
• Navigate to the Empanelled Hospitals / Panel Hospitals section.
• Search by hospital name, locality, or specialty to find empanelled hospitals in Delhi.
• You can also check using healthcare aggregator platforms that provide verified lists.

To download the DGEHS empanelled hospitals PDF:

• Go to the official DGEHS website.
• Locate the ‘Empanelled Hospitals’ or ‘Download Hospital List’ section.
• Click on the PDF link for the latest list.
• Save or print the PDF for offline reference.

To fill the DGEHS reimbursement form correctly, start by entering your personal and employee details exactly as mentioned on your DGEHS card. Add the treatment details clearly:

• hospital name,
• dates,
• diagnosis, and
• total medical expenses.

Attach all medical bills, prescriptions, and supporting documents in the correct order. Finally, sign the form, get it verified by your department, and submit it with all originals.

• Normal processing time: 30–90 days.
• Time may vary by department.
• Missing documents cause delays.
• Ensure all details match your DGEHS card.

• Missing or incomplete documents.
• Details mismatch with DGEHS card.
• Treatment from non-empanelled hospital.
• Missing referral or emergency certificate.
• Outdated or incorrect bill formats.

Yes. For non-emergency visits, you usually need a referral slip from your government dispensary. In emergency cases, a referral is not needed, but you must get an emergency certificate from the hospital for claim approval.

Yes, cashless treatment is available in most empanelled hospitals, but the facility depends on the type of treatment and whether the hospital has tie-up approval for that specialty. Always confirm with the hospital’s TPA/medical desk before admission.

Coverage depends on the treatment type. Essential medical care, surgeries, diagnostic tests, and emergency treatments are covered, but some procedures may require prior approval. Cosmetic, non-medical, or unapproved procedures may not be reimbursed.

Carry your DGEHS card (or CGHS card for pensioners), referral slip, Aadhaar ID, and any previous medical records. For cashless admission, the hospital may request additional verification documents.

Yes. In emergencies, hospitals must admit you without a referral slip. However, you must collect the emergency certificate from the hospital and submit it with your reimbursement or approval documents.

Each hospital has a specialty-wise empanelment. You can check the official DGEHS specialty list or confirm directly with the hospital’s helpdesk, as some specialties may have limited approval.

First, contact the hospital's DGEHS/TPA desk for clarification. If the issue continues, you can report it to your department’s medical cell or raise a complaint with DGEHS. Cashless refusal should not happen for approved specialties.

The empanelment list is updated regularly based on new approvals, renewals, and removal of hospitals. Always use the latest list to avoid claim denial.

Yes. DGEHS empanelled hospitals are available to both serving employees and pensioners, provided they have valid DGEHS/CGHS cards and follow referral or approval rules.

Always confirm the hospital’s specialty empanelment, cashless availability, doctor availability, and treatment rates. Some hospitals are empanelled only for specific departments like cardiology, orthopedics, or diagnostics.

Only emergency treatment is considered in non-empanelled hospitals, and even then, reimbursement is subject to strict document requirements, including proof of emergency and rate limitations.

High-cost procedures, major surgeries, and planned admissions often need prior approval. Your dispensary or medical cell can guide you depending on the treatment type.

Yes, follow-up visits related to the same treatment episode are usually allowed. But some departments may require a fresh referral after a specific time.

Yes, empanelled hospitals must follow CGHS/DGEHS package rates. Hospitals cannot overcharge for treatments covered under these packages.

You may need special approval from the DGEHS medical board. Without approval, reimbursement could be reduced or denied.

Most hospitals provide cashless emergency care if the hospital and specialty are empanelled. Provide your DGEHS ID immediately at admission.

Submit your claim as early as possible, usually within the department’s recommended timeline. Delays may cause complications or require justification.