(1) While on leave, the Government servant shall be required to undergo treatment in a Government Medical Institution. The authorised medical attendants shall have discretion to decide whether a patient should be asked to stay in a hospital or a Sanatorium or whether he should take treatment while staying outside such an institution under such conditions as may be considered necessary.
(2) Reasonable facilities should also be provided, as far as possible, for admission of the Government servants to Government Hospitals, provided they are deemed fit for treatment by the Medical Officer in charge of the T.B. Clinic or Sanatoria. The expenses for the treatment of the Government servant and for diet-normal, extra or special, shall be met wholly by Government in the case of 3[Government servants whose monthly pay does not exceed Rs.8200/- in accordance with the Karnataka Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 1999]3. In the case of Government servants whose pay exceeds the aforesaid amount charges for diet shall be borne by the Government Servants themselves.
3 Revised as per KCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 1999
(3) Treatment of Government servants suffering from Tuberculosis at the Karnataka Health Institute, Ghataprabha, shall be deemed to be treatment in a Government Medical Hospital and the Government servant in such a case shall be entitled be get refund of the ward charges and reimbursement of medical expenses admissible under these rules.