What this scheme offers
Kidney failure is one of the more financially punishing chronic conditions a family can face precisely because dialysis isn't a one-time cost — it's needed several times a week, indefinitely, for as long as the patient needs it. Haryana's free dialysis scheme, targeting around 20,000 patients, was one of the earlier commitments the current government moved on after taking office, addressing exactly this kind of recurring, unavoidable medical expense rather than a discrete hospital episode.
Who is eligible
- Kidney patient requiring dialysis, resident in Haryana.
- Treatment sought at a government facility offering the free dialysis programme.
Documents required
- Aadhaar card
- Medical records confirming dialysis requirement
- Residential proof
How to apply
- Consult with a government hospital nephrology department to confirm your dialysis requirement.
- Register for the free dialysis programme at a participating government health facility.
- Attend scheduled dialysis sessions as prescribed by your treating physician.
- No separate application beyond medical registration is typically needed once your condition is confirmed.
- Ask your treating hospital about the nearest facility if your local centre doesn't offer the free programme.