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Evolis Card Printer Home Page > About Evolis > Press Room > Press releases > Indian Government uses Evolis printers for personalization of health cards
Indian Government uses Evolis printers for personalization of health cards
Angers, France, November 13, 2008. Evolis, European leader in personalization of plastic cards, provides solutions to the Indian Government for decentralized production & distribution of health cards.
The new RSBY health insurance scheme: deployment on a massive scale
The Indian government has implemented a new healthcare access scheme for 60 million Indians living below the poverty line. This scheme provides members of a family living below the poverty line to benefit from health insurance to the extent of 800 US dollars per year, based on a health card distributed to each household.
The Evolis Pebble printer was first integrated with the card production & personalization software. Then
it was provided to Insurance companies and Third Party Agents to fulfill the technical requirements of producing and delivery cards in a decentralized way. The project has already seen the deployment of 300 Pebble color printers in India with personalization of approximately 800,000 cards within a few months.
This scheme will gather speed in the next few months with the deployment of close to 700 additional Evolis printers before the end of 2009 to personalize health cards.
A sophisticated health card, delivered instantly
In this scheme, beneficiaries will get directly in their villages and towns, a card with their biometric (fingerprints) and personal status information. This smart card, on which the medical records as well as the treatment benefits obtained will be listed, allows the hospitals, the government and the insurance companies in the program to have precise visibility on medical care provided.
On the field, government agents and technicians will move from village to village to identify the recipients. After the end of the identification phase, a smart card, personalized graphically and electronically, is given instantaneously to the beneficiary thanks to Evolis printers. This mobile application was made possible thanks to the close collaboration of the Indian government, insurance companies, local system integrators and strong contribution from the Evolis country partner in India, Rajpurohit Cardtec Pvt Ltd.
About Evolis (www.evolis.com):
Evolis designs, manufactures and markets a comprehensive range of personalization systems for plastic cards. The Evolis printers include all features for graphical, magnetic and electrical personalization (smart card, with contact or contactless/RFID) of multi-purpose cards (employee badges, student IDs, bank cards, etc.). Headquartered in Angers, France, Evolis has branch offices in Miami (USA) and Singapore, as well as a sales office in Tokyo. The company reported sales of EUR 36 million (USD 48.9 million) in 2007. Evolis has 140 employees and is represented in more than 90 countries globally.
