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Ayushman Bharat: 2,359 Hospitals De-Empanelled, 1,200 Suspended
The Ayushman Bharat scheme faces a major crackdown as 2,359 hospitals are de-empanelled and 1,200 suspended for violations. The government imposed ₹328.49 crore in penalties and is leveraging AI and machine learning to detect fraudulent claims. This significant enforcement action aims to ensure compliance and protect patient interests.
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