In order to implement the Scheme effectively, the Government has held a series of meetings with the Joint Action Committee of Employees, Teachers, Workers and Pensioners, and A.P. Secretariat Employees' Coordination Committee representatives to discuss the scheme and its implementation modalities. Based on the inputs received during these meetings, the Government has decided to operationalise the scheme for comprehensive health care for employees, pensioners and their families in a time-bound manner.

Accordingly the Government constituted a Committee with Commissioner, Health & Family Welfare, Y. Srilakshmi as Chairperson and CEO, Arogyasri as Member-Convener and other officials concerned as members to analyse all aspects of the scheme and make comprehensive recommendations for its effective implementation.

The Committee will conduct a series of focus group discussions with specialists from the Government and Private Hospitals, representatives of employees and pensioners, with the administrators of the private and public sector hospitals, experts on health insurance, health economists, IRDA officials and insurance companies to consider all aspects of the scheme and make appropriate recommendations with the following Terms-of-Reference:

Define the contours and content of comprehensive health cover for employees - both current and retired - and their families, duly considering the benefits provided under the existing regime; Review the existing medical reimbursement scheme with reference to its coverage, content, costs, methodology, institutional arrangements, etc., and recommend appropriate design in terms of coverage - diagnostic, curative, rehabilitative, supportive care - quality of care, cost of care, institutional architecture for efficient management of cashless medical packages in order to extend the coverage to all employees and pensioners eligible under the existing reimbursement scheme.

Defining the packages for high-end high cost procedures such as replacement and transplant surgeries.  Identify, design and recommend protocols and packages for chronic ailments such as Hypertension, Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthrities, etc., requiring long term on out-patient basis and recommend the content of preventive health check-ups.  Methodology for approval of treatment costs above the financial limit prescribed by the Government and the modalities for treatment outside the state for employees and pensioners living in boarder districts and outside the State, including New Delhi. Examine the existing referral system and recommend appropriate system for the referral of employees - both serving and retired - and their family members, along the health service system.  Recommend the most effective and efficient institutional architecture for implementation of the scheme.  Identify and enumerate the risk factors that could affect the implementation of the scheme.