Latest Telangana NEHS Network Hospitals List
Telangana NEHS Portal Network Hospitals List (2026) – District-Wise Breakdown
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Quick Answer
980 hospitals are currently active under the Telangana New Employees' Health Scheme (NEHS), as shown on the official NEHS portal. Hyderabad has the most (152), while Mulugu has the fewest (2). Our district-wise table covers all 33 districts and totals 955 hospitals, because about 25 hospitals were added after our last district-wise check.
The NEHS Portal Network Hospitals List is an important resource for Telangana government employees, pensioners and family pensioners. When the old EHS and medical reimbursement hospitals were merged at launch, the network was reported at 943 hospitals, and the list has kept growing since. This article gives you a simple district-wise list, along with the common mistakes and gaps found in the data, so that beneficiaries can use the portal without confusion.
The portal is used to download digital health cards and to make medical claims. Since it has faced a few temporary pauses for technical updates, it is a good idea to double-check the empanelled hospitals in your district before you visit one.
Key Takeaways
- 980 network hospitals are now active on the official NEHS portal. The merged network was reported at 943 hospitals (435 old EHS + 508 reimbursement hospitals) when the scheme began.
- Hyderabad has the highest number of hospitals on the list (152), followed by Rangareddy (96) and Medchal-Malkajgiri (91).
- The district-wise table below adds up to 955 hospitals, so about 25 of the 980 hospitals are not yet reflected district by district.
- Some districts have missing phone numbers or wrong hospital details, which the portal team still needs to fix. Always confirm a hospital's details before you visit.
Key Facts at a Glance
| Fact | Details |
|---|---|
| Scheme | New Employees' Health Scheme (NEHS), Telangana |
| Who it covers | Telangana government employees, pensioners and family pensioners |
| Managed by | Employees Health Care Trust (EHCT) |
| Hospitals active on portal | 980 (live count on the official NEHS portal) |
| Hospitals at launch | 943 (435 old EHS + 508 medical reimbursement hospitals) |
| Districts covered in table | 33 districts, totalling 955 hospitals |
| District with most hospitals | Hyderabad (152) |
| District with fewest hospitals | Mulugu (2) |
| Districts with fewer than 10 hospitals | 12 districts |
| EHS Wellness Centres | 12 centres across Telangana |
| Official portal | nehs.telangana.gov.in |
| Page last updated | 24 September 2026 |
About This Information
This list is put together and cross-checked by our support team by going through the official NEHS portal district by district. We update this page whenever the portal data changes, so that readers always get the latest picture. The district-wise table is a snapshot, while the 980 figure is the live portal count. If you find any hospital detail that looks outdated or wrong, please let us know through the helpdesk section below, and we will verify and correct it.
Note: This is an independent information website and not the official NEHS portal. For final confirmation, always check the official portal at nehs.telangana.gov.in.
On this page
- 1. District-Wise Hospital Information
- 2. Which Districts Have the Most and Fewest Hospitals
- 3. How the NEHS Network Hospitals List Was Formed
- 4. Correctable Remarks and Observations
- 5. Common Errors Noticed on the Portal
- 6. How These Issues May Affect Beneficiaries
- 7. If Your District Has Few Hospitals: Other Options
- 8. Important Tips Before Using NEHS Services
- 9. If a Listed Hospital Refuses Cashless Treatment
- 10. Awareness for Employees, Pensioners & Family Pensioners
- 11. Key Terms Explained
- 12. Sources and How We Compiled This List
- 13. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. District-Wise Hospital Information
The official NEHS portal now shows 980 empanelled hospitals in total. The table below has the district-wise breakdown as last recorded across all 33 districts. These district figures add up to 955 hospitals, which means the remaining 25 hospitals were added after our last district-wise check. Since new hospitals are being added regularly, some district counts may have gone up further. We will update the table as soon as the fresh district-wise numbers are confirmed.
| District Name | Number of Network Hospitals |
|---|---|
| Adilabad | 16 hospitals |
| Bhadradri Kothagudem | 18 hospitals |
| Hanamkonda | 80 hospitals |
| Hyderabad | 152 hospitals |
| Jagtial | 16 hospitals |
| Jangaon | 6 hospitals |
| Jayashankar Bhupalpally | 5 hospitals |
| Jogulamba Gadwal | 10 hospitals |
| Kamareddy | 18 hospitals |
| Karimnagar | 61 hospitals |
| Khammam | 45 hospitals |
| Kumuram Bheem Asifabad | 3 hospitals |
| Mahabubabad | 9 hospitals |
| Mahabubnagar | 26 hospitals |
| Mancherial | 21 hospitals |
| Medak | 11 hospitals |
| Medchal-Malkajgiri | 91 hospitals |
| Mulugu | 2 hospitals |
| Nagarkurnool | 7 hospitals |
| Nalgonda | 52 hospitals |
| Narayanpet | 4 hospitals |
| Nirmal | 16 hospitals |
| Nizamabad | 59 hospitals |
| Peddapalli | 5 hospitals |
| Rajanna Sircilla | 7 hospitals |
| Rangareddy | 96 hospitals |
| Sangareddy | 35 hospitals |
| Siddipet | 37 hospitals |
| Suryapet | 15 hospitals |
| Vikarabad | 7 hospitals |
| Wanaparthy | 8 hospitals |
| Warangal Rural | 10 hospitals |
| Yadadri Bhuvanagiri | 7 hospitals |
| Total (as per this table) | 955 hospitals |
2. Which Districts Have the Most and Fewest Hospitals
The network is concentrated in and around Hyderabad. Hyderabad, Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri together have 339 of the 955 hospitals in our table, which is more than a third of the network.
- Most hospitals: Hyderabad (152), Rangareddy (96), Medchal-Malkajgiri (91), Hanamkonda (80) and Karimnagar (61).
- 50 or more hospitals: 7 districts (Hyderabad, Rangareddy, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Hanamkonda, Karimnagar, Nizamabad and Nalgonda).
- Fewest hospitals: Mulugu (2), Kumuram Bheem Asifabad (3), Narayanpet (4), Jayashankar Bhupalpally (5) and Peddapalli (5).
- Fewer than 10 hospitals: 12 districts in total. If you live in one of them, see the options in section 7.
3. How the NEHS Network Hospitals List Was Formed
The NEHS network did not start from zero. As reported when the scheme was merged, it brought two earlier systems together into one list:
- Old EHS Hospitals (435): Hospitals that were already empanelled under the earlier Employees Health Scheme continued in the network. Large hospitals in cities like Hyderabad, Warangal, Khammam, Karimnagar and Nizamabad are part of this group.
- Medical Reimbursement Hospitals (508): Hospitals earlier recognised for medical reimbursement were also brought under NEHS, so that treatment at these hospitals can be cashless instead of paying first and claiming later.
- Combined Network (943 at launch): Together, this gave a reported 943 hospitals when the scheme began.
The live portal count has since moved to 980. Our own earlier check of the portal had shown 909, so the number on the portal can shift as entries are added and corrected. Whenever these figures differ, treat the live count on the official portal as the final one.
4. Correctable Remarks and Observations
While going through the portal district by district, our team noticed a few gaps. Here they are, explained simply:
- Growing Hospital Count: The portal now shows 980 hospitals, while the district-wise table above totals 955. Because new hospitals keep getting added, the table can lag a few days behind the live count on the portal.
- Hospitals Listed Under the Wrong District:
- In Bhadradri Kothagudem, a few Adilabad hospitals got mixed in, and two Hyderabad hospitals were wrongly merged together.
- In Hanamkonda, one hospital that actually belongs to Hyderabad got added by mistake.
- In Mahabubabad, hospitals from Hyderabad and Secunderabad got grouped in by mistake.
- In Mulugu, the 2 listed hospitals actually belong to different, unrelated locations.
5. Common Errors Noticed on the Portal
Apart from the district mix-ups, here are some smaller data errors you should know about:
- Missing or Wrong Details: Adilabad hospitals are missing phone numbers, and some details are mixed up.
- Incomplete Addresses: Jagtial hospital addresses only show a house number, not the full address.
- No Contact Number at All: The hospitals listed under Jogulamba Gadwal had no phone number when we checked. The same problem was seen for the Karimnagar hospitals.
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- Unclear Listings: Some entries in Khammam, Rangareddy, and Mahabubnagar are not fully clear.
- Very Few Hospitals in Some Districts: Districts like Mulugu currently show just 2 hospitals.
6. How These Issues May Affect Beneficiaries
These small gaps in the data can create real problems for people who need medical help:
- Confusion During a Medical Emergency: An incomplete address or a missing phone number makes it hard to find or contact the right hospital quickly.
- Limited Local Access: Employees living in districts with very few empanelled hospitals may have to travel farther for treatment.
- Portal Not Always Available: When the portal goes down for maintenance, it becomes harder to check hospital details in real time.
7. If Your District Has Few Hospitals: Other Options
Districts like Mulugu (2 hospitals), Kumuram Bheem Asifabad (3) and Narayanpet (4) have very few empanelled hospitals. If you live in one of them, you still have a few practical options:
- Neighbouring Districts: Check the list for the nearest district or regional hub. Most beneficiaries in low-count districts rely on larger hospitals in these hubs.
- EHS Wellness Centres: For everyday OPD needs such as consultations, basic tests and medicines for chronic conditions, the EHS Wellness Centres can save you a trip to a network hospital. The 12 centres are in Adilabad, Karimnagar, Khairatabad (Hyderabad), Khammam, Kukatpally (Hyderabad), Mahabubnagar, Nalgonda, Nizamabad, Sangareddy, Siddipet, Vanasthalipuram (Hyderabad) and Warangal. You can check the latest details on the official wellness centres page.
- Hospitals in Nearby States: As reported, EHCT has also been empanelling hospitals just outside Telangana in border areas and towns such as Vijayawada and Kurnool. Before going, confirm that the hospital actually appears on the official portal list, and read our NEHS/EHS Telangana New Guidelines 2026 for the current rules.
8. Important Tips Before Using NEHS Services
- Save Your Digital Card: Download and save your family health card whenever the portal is working properly, so you always have a copy handy.
- Check Nearby Districts Too: If your district has very few hospitals, look at the list for neighbouring districts as well.
- Confirm Before You Visit: Always double-check the hospital's address and phone number before going there, especially if the listing looks incomplete.
Quick Way to Check a Hospital Before You Go
- Open the NEHS hospital directory and select your district (our guide on how to use the NEHS Hospital Directory Portal explains this in detail).
- Find the hospital in the list and check its name and address.
- Open its details to see the specialities and contact number, wherever the portal shows them.
- If the listing is incomplete or looks wrong, call the hospital before you travel and ask whether it is accepting NEHS cashless patients.
- Except in an emergency, do this before admission, so you do not face delays at the hospital counter.
9. If a Listed Hospital Refuses Cashless Treatment
A hospital appearing on the NEHS list is meant to accept the health card for cashless treatment. If a listed hospital refuses admission, delays treatment or asks for cash, keep your health card details, hospital bill and the name of the person you spoke to. Then escalate step by step:
- Hospital Nodal Officer: Every network hospital is expected to have an NEHS liaison assistant or nodal officer. Raise the problem with them first.
- District EHCT Cell: If the hospital does not resolve it, approach the district cell of the Employees Health Care Trust (EHCT).
- CEO Office: Unresolved cases can be taken to the office of the EHCT Chief Executive Officer.
- Board of Trustees: This is the final level for serious disputes and policy violations.
Who to Contact for What
The Employees Health Scheme office works through different wings. Based on the official NEHS "Who is Who" page, these are the wings most useful for the problems covered in this article:
| For | Wing / Designation | Phone / Email |
|---|---|---|
| Complaints and grievances | FOSS & Grievances – General Manager | 8333815902 TG_D104@aarogyasri.gov.in |
| Wrong or missing hospital details, empanelment queries | Empanelment – Joint Executive Officer (Tech) | 8333815902 TG_D104@aarogyasri.gov.in |
| Portal or data errors | Project Monitoring Unit (MIS) – General Manager | 8333815901 TG_GMPMU@aarogyasri.gov.in |
| Pre-authorisations, claims and follow-ups | Operations Wing – Executive Officer (Operations) | 8333815906 TG_D106@aarogyasri.gov.in |
| Unresolved cases (escalation) | Chief Executive Officer's Office | 040-23547107 ceo_ahct@telangana.gov.in |
Officers get transferred from time to time, so we have listed designations instead of names. Please check the full, current directory on the official Who is Who page before you call or write. You can also report wrong or missing hospital details through the helpdesk section below, so the listing can be corrected for other beneficiaries.
10. Awareness for Employees, Pensioners & Family Pensioners
- Know Your District's Hospital Count: Take a moment to check how many hospitals are empanelled in your own district.
- Help Improve the Portal: Reporting errors you notice helps the portal team fix the data faster for everyone.
- Stay Prepared: Keeping track of your nearest empanelled hospitals in advance can save valuable time during a medical emergency.
Official Support Links & Helpdesk
If you notice a technical error or wrong hospital data, please reach out through the official Telangana health portal help channels, or check the latest updates directly on NEHS Hospitals Support.
11. Key Terms Explained
- NEHS (New Employees' Health Scheme)
- The Telangana health scheme for government employees, pensioners and family pensioners. It brought the old EHS and medical reimbursement hospitals into one network.
- EHS (Employees Health Scheme)
- The earlier health scheme for Telangana government employees and pensioners. The 435 hospitals empanelled under it continued in the NEHS network.
- EHCT (Employees Health Care Trust)
- The trust that runs the scheme. Its district cells, CEO office and Board of Trustees handle complaints at successive levels.
- Network Hospital (Empanelled Hospital)
- A hospital listed on the NEHS portal that is meant to accept the NEHS health card for cashless treatment.
- Cashless Treatment
- Treatment where the beneficiary does not pay first and claim later, because the hospital is settled through the scheme.
- EHS Wellness Centre
- A centre for everyday OPD needs such as consultations, basic tests and medicines for chronic conditions. There are 12 across Telangana.
- Nodal Officer / Liaison Assistant
- The NEHS contact person at a network hospital, and the first person to approach if there is a problem with treatment.
12. Sources and How We Compiled This List
- Primary source: The official NEHS portal at nehs.telangana.gov.in, including its hospital directory, wellness centres page and Who is Who page.
- Method: Our team went through the hospital listings district by district and counted the hospitals shown for each of the 33 districts. The total of these counts is 955.
- Live count: The 980 figure is the total shown on the official portal, which is updated more often than our table.
- Launch figures: The 435, 508 and 943 figures are as reported when the scheme was merged, and are shown for background only.
- Last reviewed: 24 September 2026. When any number here differs from the live portal, the portal is the final authority.
13. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: How many network hospitals are currently listed on the NEHS Portal Network Hospitals List?
As per the official NEHS portal, there are now 980 network hospitals active. The district-wise table on this page adds up to 955 hospitals, because the remaining hospitals were added after our last district-wise check.
Q2: Why does the district-wise total (955) differ from the portal count (980)?
The district-wise table is a snapshot from our last district-by-district check, while the portal count is live. About 25 hospitals were added after that check, so the table can lag behind. When the two differ, the live count on the official portal is the final one.
Q3: Which district has the most NEHS network hospitals?
Hyderabad has the most, with 152 hospitals, followed by Rangareddy (96), Medchal-Malkajgiri (91), Hanamkonda (80) and Karimnagar (61). The first three together account for 339 of the 955 hospitals in the table.
Q4: What should I do if my district has very few empanelled hospitals, like Mulugu or Kumuram Bheem Asifabad?
You can use the empanelled hospitals in a nearby district, and use the nearest EHS Wellness Centre for day-to-day OPD needs. Most beneficiaries in low-count districts rely on major hospitals in neighbouring regional hubs.
Q5: How was the NEHS network hospitals list formed?
As reported when the scheme was merged, the network combined 435 hospitals already empanelled under the old EHS with 508 hospitals earlier recognised for medical reimbursement, giving 943 hospitals at launch. The live portal count is now 980.
Q6: How do I check whether a hospital is on the NEHS list?
Open the NEHS hospital directory, select your district, find the hospital and check its name, address and contact number. If the listing is incomplete, call the hospital before you travel and ask whether it accepts NEHS cashless patients.
Q7: What can I do if a hospital on the NEHS list refuses cashless treatment?
First raise the issue with the hospital's NEHS nodal officer or liaison assistant. If it is not resolved, escalate to the district EHCT cell, then the CEO office of the Employees Health Care Trust, and finally the Board of Trustees.
Q8: Where are the EHS Wellness Centres in Telangana?
There are 12 centres, in Adilabad, Karimnagar, Khairatabad (Hyderabad), Khammam, Kukatpally (Hyderabad), Mahabubnagar, Nalgonda, Nizamabad, Sangareddy, Siddipet, Vanasthalipuram (Hyderabad) and Warangal. Check the official wellness centres page for the latest details.
Q9: Can I get treatment at NEHS hospitals outside Telangana?
As reported, EHCT has been empanelling some hospitals just outside Telangana, in border areas and towns such as Vijayawada and Kurnool. Before going, confirm that the hospital actually appears on the official portal list, and check the current NEHS/EHS Telangana guidelines.
Q10: How do I report wrong or missing hospital details on the NEHS portal?
For wrong or missing hospital details and empanelment queries, contact the Empanelment wing (Joint Executive Officer, Tech) on 8333815902 or TG_D104@aarogyasri.gov.in. For portal or data errors, contact the Project Monitoring Unit (MIS) on 8333815901 or TG_GMPMU@aarogyasri.gov.in. Check the official Who is Who page first, as officers change.
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