Abstract
This article tries to analyses the efficiency ofpublic-private partnerships (PPPs)of Insurance Scheme. Government of Tamil Nadu announced a Kalaignar Insurance scheme for Life saving Treatments on July 23rd 2009 in collaboration with Star Health and Allied Insurance Company. The scheme covers below poverty line (BPL) families of the 27 welfare boards as well as families earning less than Rs.72,000/- per annum. Under this scheme sum insured is Rs.1 lakh for 51 type of diseases for 4 years and eligible to get treatment only at the empanelled Hospitals both private and government hospitals. This is the first community health insurance project in Tamil Nadu covering the entire population. This scheme has been launched for the entire state; it covers roughly about half of the population of Tamil Nadu. A public private partnership is promoted among the Insurance Company
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