Advantages of Becoming ECHS Member – Ex-Servicemen Welfare

Ex-Servicemen Welfare – ECHS – Advantages of Becoming ECHS Member

(a) No age or medical condition bar for becoming a member.

(b) Present one time contribution ranges from ₹15,000/- to ₹ 60,000/- (depending upon Grade Pay at the time of retiring).

(c) No monetary ceiling on treatment.

(d) Indoor/outdoor treatment, tests and medicines.

(e) Country wide network of ECHS Polyclinics.

(f) Familiar environment and sense of belongingness.

(g) Covers spouse and all eligible dependents.

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