WB Health Scheme: Great news for West Bengal state government employees and pensioners. The state government has empanelled 7 new private hospitals and diagnostic centres under its “West Bengal Health for all employees and Pensioners Cashless Medical Treatment Scheme, 2014”. According to a notification issued by the Finance Department on July 24, 2025, this new addition will ensure better and more convenient medical services for thousands of employees and pensioners in the state. The agreement will be effective until March 31, 2027, or until it is modified or revoked, whichever is earlier. These newly listed healthcare service providers are located in various districts of the state, which will make healthcare more accessible.
Complete List of Newly Empanelled Health Centres
As per the notification from the Finance Department, the complete list of the newly added healthcare service providers is given below:
| Code No. | Name of Health Centre | Address | Recommended Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0411121 | Saroj Gupta Cancer Centre & Research Institute | 109, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Kolkata-700063 | Class-1 Unispeciality Hospital |
| 0411122 | Hope and Heal Cancer Hospital and Research Centre Pvt. Ltd | Dag No.237, Mouza 03, Part No.XVIII, Binnaguri, Jatiakhali, Siliguri-734015 | Class-1 Unispeciality Hospital |
| 0411123 | The Sahararhat Nursing Home | 220, Falta Road, Benepara, PO-Belsingha, PS-Falta, Dist-South 24 Parganas, Pin-743504 | Class-1 Multispeciality Hospital |
| 0412276 | Seva Sadan Hospital | 114/5/New, Seva Sadan Road, Kalimpong, Pin-734301 | Class-2 Multispeciality Hospital |
| 0412277 | Rotary Hooghly Eye Hospital | 661, STKK Road, Adcconagar, Pin-712121 | Class-2 Day Care Centre (Eye) |
| 0412278 | Shradha Health Care Pvt Ltd | 15, S.N.Roy Road, Kolkata-700038 | Class-2 Day Care Centre (Eye) |
| 0421021 | Asha The Hope Diagnostic & Imaging LLP | 33, J.N. Tiwari Road, Kolkata-700028 | Class-I Diagnostic Centre |
Benefits and Impact
As a result of this new addition, state government employees and pensioners will now have more options for receiving high-quality medical services. The inclusion of two first-class hospitals for cancer treatment, in particular, has further strengthened the state’s health infrastructure. Additionally, the addition of new multi-speciality and eye care centres will make medical services more accessible for people in various districts. This step is a shining example of the state government’s commitment to its employees and pensioners.
