Welcome to Rohini Dental Clinic & Orthodontic Center

Yes, Rohini Dental & Orthodontic Center is proudly Impaneled under the CGHS, offering specialized dental care services to CGHS beneficiaries in Rohini, Delhi. We adhere to CGHS guidelines and standards, ensuring high-quality and affordable dental treatments for eligible individuals. 

Certainly! Dental treatment is reimbursable under CGHS for eligible beneficiaries when availed at impaneled dental clinics like Kapil Dental Clinic and Implant Center. CGHS provides coverage for various dental procedures, including general dentistry, specialized treatments, and dental surgeries, subject to specific terms and conditions.

At Rohini Dental & Orthodontic Center, being Impaneled under the CGHS panel, we offer a wide range of dental services covered by CGHS guidelines. CGHS beneficiaries can avail themselves of dental treatments as per CGHS-approved rates, and upon completion of the treatment, they can apply for reimbursement as per the established procedures outlined by CGHS.

Yes, treatment under CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme) can often be cashless for Pensioners at impaneled healthcare facilities like Kapil Dental Clinic and Implant Center. CGHS offers cashless medical services to eligible Pensioner beneficiaries, including various healthcare treatments and procedures, including dental care.  

To claim reimbursement for medical bills from CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme), including dental treatment bills from clinics like Kapil Dental Clinic and Implant Center, follow these steps:

1. Receipt Preservation: Ensure you have all original bills, receipts, prescriptions, and documents related to the treatment received at the Impaneled healthcare facility (in this case, Kapil Dental Clinic) under CGHS.
2. CGHS Claim Form: Obtain the CGHS claim form from your respective CGHS Wellness Center or download it from the official CGHS website.
3. Fill Out the Form: Complete the claim form accurately and legibly, providing all necessary details such as personal information, treatment details, and amounts incurred.
4. Document Compilation: Attach all original bills, receipts, prescriptions, and supporting documents to the claim form. Ensure these documents are arranged as per the requirements outlined in the form.
5. Submit at Wellness Center/office: Visit your CGHS Wellness Center/office and submit the completed claim form along with the supporting documents. Ensure you've kept a photocopy of all submitted documents for your records.
6. Verification Process: The submitted claim will undergo verification by the CGHS authorities to ensure compliance with the scheme's guidelines and coverage.
7. Reimbursement Processing: Upon successful verification and approval, the reimbursement process will be initiated. The approved amount will be reimbursed through the designated mode of payment, typically through bank transfer or as per the CGHS norms.

Remember:

• Time Limit: Claims should be submitted within the stipulated time frame specified by CGHS to be eligible for reimbursement.
• CGHS Rates: Ensure that the treatment availed is within the CGHS-approved rates for the specific procedure to avoid any discrepancies during the reimbursement process.
• Documentation: Keep copies of all documents submitted for future reference or in case of any follow-up inquiries.

Rohini Dental & Orthodontic Center, being Impaneled under CGHS, can provide guidance and assistance in understanding the reimbursement process and ensuring that beneficiaries have the necessary documentation for a successful reimbursement claim.

The time limit for submitting reimbursement claims for medical bills, including dental treatment, under CGHS (Central Government Health Scheme), is typically within 3 months from the date of completion of the treatment or discharge from the hospital, whichever is later. 

All Central Government pensioners/family pensioners who were eligible for taking treatment under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) while in service are eligible for availing CGHS facilities after retirement, irrespective of whether they were or were not availing CGHS facilities while in service. Further, it is not necessary that these pensioners/family pensioners should be living in the areas covered under the CGHS.