QUETTA: The Balochistan Health Card programme is providing eligible citizens with access to free medical treatment for more than 1,400 diseases, including heart conditions, cancer and kidney diseases, under the vision of Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti.
The initiative aims to improve access to quality healthcare and reduce the financial burden on families facing expensive medical treatments. Through the programme, eligible residents of Balochistan can receive treatment at designated panel hospitals across the province and other parts of Pakistan, subject to the programme’s eligibility criteria and coverage limits.
The initiative is intended to help citizens access essential healthcare services without bearing the full cost of covered treatments out of pocket.
Balochistan Health Card Provides Free Treatment for Over 1,400 Diseases
According to the programme information, the health card covers treatment for a wide range of medical conditions, including serious illnesses that often require costly and specialized care.
Eligible citizens can contact the programme’s toll-free helpline at 0800-01001 for further information and to register complaints regarding the services.
Residents can also visit the official website at https://statehealth.com.pk/pmhospitals to check the list of panel hospitals and obtain additional programme details.
The Balochistan Health Card initiative represents an effort to expand healthcare access for eligible families and facilitate treatment at designated hospitals nationwide. Citizens are encouraged to verify their eligibility, available benefits and hospital coverage through the programme’s official channels before seeking treatment.
