Recovery of EHF Contribution from Salaries Deduction Amount Guidelines GO

Employees Health Scheme , EHF , Recovery of contribution from
the Salaries , depositing the amount along with Government contribution , EHF
Head of Accounts , G.O.MS.No. 210 Dt. 15.11.2014 , 
1. In pursuance of the orders issued in G.O.1st read above, orders were issued in the G.O. 2nd read above, regarding recovery of contribution towards Employees Health Scheme from the salary/pension of employees/pensioners eligible for Employees Health Scheme from December, 2013 payable in January 1st 2014.However, as the scheme was not implemented in the United State of Andhra Pradesh, the said recovery was stopped.
2. In the G.O. 6th read above, after State Reorganisation, orders were issued duly modifying the Employees Health Scheme introducedin G.O.Ms.No.174, 175, 176, HM&FW (M2) Dept., dated 01.11.2013 and G.O.Ms.No.26, HM &FW (M2) Dept., dated 05.02.2014.
  1. i) The deductions from the salary/pension of the employees/pensioners towards contribution under the scheme, shall be effect from the salary / pension pertaining to November, 2014 payable on 01.12.2014, Medical reimbursement under APIMA Rules, 1972 will not be allowed for the
    treatment undergone on and after 01.12.2014. Finance Department will issue instructions to all the drawing and Disbursing Officers, Pension Payment Officers/Sub-Treasury Officers accordingly.
  2. ii) The benefits enumerated above shall be implemented within the estimated annual budget of Rs.220 Crores, which is derived from 40% contributions from employees /pensioners and 60% contribution by the Government.
  3. iii) The Finance Department will issue separate orders out lining the procedure and for advancing funds to the Aarogyasri Health Care Trust from the monthly contributions based on the utilisation and settlement of claims.
  4. iv) The Finance Department will issue orders for reimbursement of expenditure incurred by Aarogyasri Trust towards claims payment and administrative expenditure under Employees Health Scheme between 01.11.2013 and 31.10.2014.

3. Accordingly, Government hereby order that the
contribution towards Employees Health Scheme shall be recovered from the
Salary/Pension of Employees/Pensioners starting from November, 2014 payable on
1st December, 2014 onwards and reiterate the earlier orders in this regard.

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4. All the Drawing and Disbursing Officers/ pension Payment
Officers are hereby instructed to recover the contributions from the
Employees/Pensioners as ordered in the referencesfirstand second read above
from the salaries/pensions of November, 2014 payable in December, 2014 onwards.
The contribution shall be as under:
  1. a) Rs.90/- per month (for Slab A consisting of employees
    with Pay Grades from 1 to IV and Slab B consisting of employees with Pay Grades
    from V to XVII).
  2. b) Rs.120/- per month (for Slab C consisting of employees
    with Pay Grades from XVIII to XXXII).
  3. c) The Pay Grades for three Slabs under other Pay Scales,
    such as University Grants Commission Pay Scales, will be those equivalent to
    the corresponding Pay Grades under the State Government.
  4. d) The contribution for service pensioners or family
    pensioners will be according to the present Pay Grade of the post from which
    the pensioner retired from service.

5. If both of the spouses are Government employees or
Service pensioners, contribution by any one of the spouses is sufficient. In
such a case, the applicant shall give a declaration to the effect that the
other spouse is a Government employee / Service pensioner, duly indicating the
Employee Code/Pensioner Code of the other spouse. All the Drawing and
Disbursing Officers are instructed to obtain an undertaking from the employees
in the proforma annexed to this order with immediate effect.

  • 1. G.O.Ms.No.174, Health Medical and Family Welfare (M2) Department, dated:01.11.2013.
  • 2. G.O.Ms.No.331, Finance (TFR) Department, dated 11-12-2013.
  • 3. G.O.Ms.No.343, Finance (TFR) Department, dated 17-12-2013.
  • 4. G.O.Ms.No.2, Finance (TFR) Department, dated:04-01-2014.
  • 5. G.O.Ms.No.68, Finance (TFR) Department, dated 20.03.2014.
  • 6. G.O.Ms.No.134, Health Medical & Family Welfare (I.1) Department, dated 29.10.2014.

Government Contribution is as follows Monthly deduction :

  • i) Rs.135/- per month for Slab A and Slab B category of
    employees and pensioners.
  • ii) Rs.180/- per month for Slab C category of employees and
    pensioners.

Head of account for contribution for Employees Health Scheme
:

     2210 Medical and Public Health Services
    01 Urban Health Services – Allopathy
    001 Direction and Administration
    SH (10) Government Contributions for Employees Health Scheme
    320 Contributions
(to be opened)

8. The contribution of the employees and pensioners on one hand and Government contribution together shall be deposited under the following heads of account under Employees Health Scheme Account along the lines of Contributory Pension Fund.

     K. Deposits and Advances (b) Deposits not bearing interest

      8342- Other
Deposits
     M.H.118 –
Employees Health Scheme (to be opened)
     S.H(04)-A.P.State
Government Employees Health Scheme.
     001- Employees
Contribution
     002- Pensioners
Contribution
     003- Government Contribution.


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9. In respect of employees who are on long leave the
contribution towards Employees Health Scheme shall be recovered from their
leave salary.

10. In respect of employees who are under suspension and those who are on leave without pay, the concerned employee shall contribute the amount to the E.H.S. fund through a challan in the first week and furnish the same to the Drawing and Disbursing  Officers of the last station they have worked. The services under
Employees Health Scheme shall be suspended temporarily if they fail to comply with the above instructions.
* G.O.MS.No. 210 Dated: 15.11.2014 , EHF Recovery of contribution  Copy Download 


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