September 19, 2026
Anaesthesia, MBBS, MD
Dr. Nikhil Singh

CGHS Gynaecology Procedure Rates: D&C, Ovarian Cyst and Laparoscopy

CGHS Gynaecology Procedure Rates: D&C, Ovarian Cyst and Laparoscopy

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Alongside hysterectomy and maternity packages, the CGHS rate list covers the routine gynaecology procedures — D&C, ovarian cyst removal and fertility work-up tests like HSG.

The figures below are from the Office Memorandum effective 13 October 2025, which supersedes the 2014 rate list. Obstetrics and gynaecology codes carry no separate super-speciality rate.

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CGHS Gynaecology Procedure Rates (effective 13 October 2025)

Obstetrics and gynaecology codes carry no separate super-speciality rate. The OM sets the non-NABH rate 15% below the NABH rate for the same code. The OM sets these rates for the semi-private ward: a general-ward entitlement is 5% lower and a private-ward entitlement 5% higher. Tier II cities are 10% lower and Tier III cities 20% lower than Tier I.

  • Dilatation and curettage (D&C), diagnostic or therapeutic, with or without polypectomy, Non-NABH — Rs 11,390
  • Dilatation and curettage (D&C), diagnostic or therapeutic, with or without polypectomy, NABH — Rs 13,400
  • Ovarian cystectomy — laparoscopic, Non-NABH — Rs 36,550
  • Ovarian cystectomy — laparoscopic, NABH — Rs 43,000
  • Ovarian cystectomy — laparotomy (open), Non-NABH — Rs 29,750
  • Ovarian cystectomy — laparotomy (open), NABH — Rs 35,000
  • Myomectomy — laparotomy, Non-NABH — Rs 29,750
  • Myomectomy — laparotomy, NABH — Rs 35,000
  • Myomectomy — laparoscopic, Non-NABH — Rs 36,550
  • Myomectomy — laparoscopic, NABH — Rs 43,000
  • Excision of a vaginal, Bartholin or Gartner cyst, Non-NABH — Rs 7,820
  • Excision of a vaginal, Bartholin or Gartner cyst, NABH — Rs 9,200
  • Pelvic floor repair (rectocele, cystocele or enterocele), Non-NABH — Rs 29,750
  • Pelvic floor repair (rectocele, cystocele or enterocele), NABH — Rs 35,000

Gynaecology Tests and Day-Care Procedures

  • Diagnostic hysteroscopy, with or without polypectomy or endometrial curettage, Non-NABH — Rs 17,000
  • Diagnostic hysteroscopy, with or without polypectomy or endometrial curettage, NABH — Rs 20,000
  • Diagnostic hysterolaparoscopy with chromopertubation, adhesiolysis or ovarian drilling, Non-NABH — Rs 17,000
  • Diagnostic hysterolaparoscopy with chromopertubation, adhesiolysis or ovarian drilling, NABH — Rs 20,000
  • Colposcopy, Non-NABH — Rs 4,250
  • Colposcopy, NABH — Rs 5,000
  • Cervical biopsy, Non-NABH — Rs 7,820
  • Cervical biopsy, NABH — Rs 9,200
  • Laparoscopic sterilisation / tubal occlusion, Non-NABH — Rs 23,375
  • Laparoscopic sterilisation / tubal occlusion, NABH — Rs 27,500
  • USG hysterosalpingography (HSG), Non-NABH — Rs 2,040
  • USG hysterosalpingography (HSG), NABH — Rs 2,400
  • Contrast hysterosalpingography (HSG), Non-NABH — Rs 1,700
  • Contrast hysterosalpingography (HSG), NABH — Rs 2,000
  • Pap smear, Non-NABH — Rs 340
  • Pap smear, NABH — Rs 400

Rates shown are as per the CGHS approved package rates (Office Memorandum F.No.5-16/CGHS(HQ)/HEC/2024(PartI) dated 03.10.2025, effective 2025-10-13) (2025 (effective 13.10.2025)) and are subject to periodic revision. Always verify the latest approved rates on the official source.

How CGHS Package Rates Work

A CGHS "package rate" is an all-inclusive amount covering admission, surgeon and anaesthetist charges, operation theatre, nursing, routine investigations, medicines and accommodation for the standard length of stay.

Under the Office Memorandum effective 13 October 2025, a non-NABH hospital is paid 15% below the NABH rate, and for the specialities the memorandum names, a super-speciality hospital is paid 15% above the NABH rate.

The published rate is the semi-private ward figure: a general-ward entitlement is 5% lower and a private-ward entitlement 5% higher. Hospitals in Tier II cities are paid 10% less and in Tier III cities 20% less than in Tier I, with the North-East and the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh at Tier II rates.

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Referral and Prior Permission

For planned (non-emergency) procedures, a CGHS beneficiary needs a referral from the CGHS wellness centre and prior permission from the competent authority. Emergency treatment at an empanelled hospital is reimbursed up to CGHS rates without prior permission.

  • Carry a valid CGHS card and follow your ward entitlement (based on pay/pension)
  • Use an empanelled hospital for cashless treatment up to CGHS rates
  • Obtain prior permission and referral for planned surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

Is laparoscopic ovarian cyst surgery cheaper than open surgery under CGHS?

Under the rates effective 13 October 2025 the position is reversed: laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy is Rs 36,550 (non-NABH) and Rs 43,000 (NABH), while the open laparotomy package is Rs 29,750 and Rs 35,000. The surgeon decides the approach on medical grounds, not on the rate.

Are hysterectomy and delivery covered by these rates?

Hysterectomy and maternity/delivery have their own CGHS packages — see our separate CGHS hysterectomy and CGHS maternity rate guides.

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On the Delhi/NCR list the laparoscopic package (Rs 10,350 non-NABH) is lower than the open laparotomy package (Rs 13,800 non-NABH). The surgeon decides the approach on medical grounds.

Hysterectomy and maternity/delivery have their own CGHS packages — see our separate CGHS hysterectomy and CGHS maternity rate guides.

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