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ECHS DETAILED GUIDE

ECHS Track Request Status: Cards, Data Changes, Claims and Other Requests

Use the correct status route for the type of ECHS request you submitted instead of looking for one universal tracker.

Independent guideReviewed 31 August 2026
Verify before acting: ECHS policies and online procedures can change. Use the current official ECHS website and the latest policy/SOP for the final process.
Self-service guide: Follow the route below and keep screenshots, reference numbers and supporting documents until the issue is resolved. Never share an OTP or password.

Step 1: Identify the request type

Find the acknowledgement, application number, Claim ID or screenshot you saved when submitting. Decide whether the pending item is a Smart Card/application request, data/mobile/parent-polyclinic change, beneficiary claim, referral/treatment approval, or complaint.

Step 2: For Smart Card or beneficiary-record requests

Log in to the official 64 KB ECHS Smart Card application portal and open the relevant application/request section. For Change in Data, the official procedure says the requested change is viewed from the Change Data tab for that beneficiary; some changes require Record Office verification before a new card is printed.

Step 3: For reimbursement claims

Use the official Claim Status service linked from the ECHS website and enter the required claim details. Keep the Claim ID and submission acknowledgement. If a remark asks for clarification or a document, respond through the prescribed claim route rather than filing a duplicate claim.

Step 4: For referrals and treatment approvals

There is no single public tracker covering every referral/authorisation. Check the referral/authorisation copy first, then contact the referring polyclinic or concerned Regional Centre/hospital desk as applicable. Quote the beneficiary, referral date, hospital, speciality/procedure and any authorisation number.

Step 5: Read the remark before taking action

A status such as pending/returned/under verification is not automatically a rejection. Read the remark carefully. Correct only what is asked, preserve the earlier acknowledgement and do not create a second request unless the official process specifically requires it.

Step 6: If nothing moves

Take a fresh screenshot showing the current status and note the date of your original submission. Follow up with the authority responsible for that request: Parent Polyclinic/Record Office for card-related verification, the concerned claim/Regional Centre route for reimbursement, or the treatment/referral authority for medical approvals.

Step 7: Escalate a genuinely unresolved request

Send a short chronology with the request/claim/application number, beneficiary details, Parent Polyclinic, dates, status screenshot and earlier follow-up. Escalate in sequence rather than sending the same message to unrelated offices. ECHS does not publish one universal processing time for all request types.