Claim the grant-in-aid for a free cataract surgery done under the blindness-control programme.
Offered in: India only.For an eye hospital or NGO facility doing free cataract surgery under the National Programme for Control of Blindness and Visual Impairment. What the programme pays per surgery, and how many days after it a claim must go in, are the facility’s own settings from its MoU or the state’s order, each with its source and an as-of date — none ships, and a claim cannot be prepared without one of the facility’s rates. Each surgery is claimed once per eye per day against the patient, with the procedure as recorded and the rate copied onto it, so a later change does not re-price it. The claim is then followed to the bank: submitted with the programme’s reference (the window that applied copied on, so the days left or the days late are shown), approved with the amount — never more than claimed — or rejected with the reason given, and paid with the bank reference — never more than approved. Each step is recorded once. Each month the statement is counted — surgeries, claims submitted and their value, approvals, rejections, payments and money received, approved but unpaid and unsubmitted — filed by hand and its acknowledgement recorded.
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