Rs.10/- MRI & CT Scan @ Khalsa College (Mumbai)

Rahyro said:
Any similar subsidized hospital/ insitution or clinic for dental treatment in Mumbai on Western line ?
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Bomaby Hospital at Marine Lines (New Marine Lines)

Below are few Govt. Hospitals:-
  1. KEM
  2. Bhgwati Hopsital at Borivali (West)
  3. Shatabdi at Kandivali (West)
  4. Balasahb Thakre Hospital at Jogeshwari (East)
I don't have any personal experience with any of this health center, so choose, wisely.
 
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Wow very good initiative. Really glad to see this kind of things once in a while. I'm due for an MRI but the high costs is keeping me away if I'm to be honest.
Jannu42 said:
Unquestionably the Sikh community and particularly Gurudwaras are the places where you can see the charity and service. In most places they feed and shelter without asking for the case or religion. I am not surprised by this deed.
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Agree. Wanted to say that. I've come across many NGOs and charities and I see Sikhs doing the most good.
 
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It's kind of misleading. No one has a yellow card in Mumbai. People with an annual income of ₹15,000 get a yellow card.
People living in rural areas might get help, but only if they earn less than ₹1,500 per month, which qualifies them for a yellow card. But who in India earns less than ₹1,500 per month?
This is marketing, and many are donating as well. For an orange card, they are charging ₹1,800.
The way it’s advertised, like ₹10, is misleading. And no one would know about the yellow card unless they go there.
 
aham said:
It's kind of misleading. No one has a yellow card in Mumbai. People with an annual income of ₹15,000 get a yellow card.
People living in rural areas might get help, but only if they earn less than ₹1,500 per month, which qualifies them for a yellow card. But who in India earns less than ₹1,500 per month?
This is marketing, and many are donating as well. For an orange card, they are charging ₹1,800.
The way it’s advertised, like ₹10, is misleading. And no one would know about the yellow card unless they go there.
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this is 2nd NEW USER with 1st post and that too against... strange... hope you join TE to spread more and more positive non advertisements/propaganda news

Lots of rural people around India came to Mumbai for various critical health treatments as they don't have good Doctors/Facility at their (remote/rural) places and this Rs.10/- SCAN may help them.

I'm nowhere associate with above GOOD SERVICE, but wish if can.
 
Is an MRI really that expensive, or did the hospital overcharge me? I had two MRIs done for my father, and they cost me 17000
 
Yeah, dedicated whole spine is expensive, that alone is 12 to 14k inr. Screening is almost of half that.

Male pelvis is usually 3 to 4k.

Charges also depend on the strength of the MRI machine magnet.
 
Uvula said:
Yes, Withought an insurance, it can get expensive pretty fast.
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I guess tests are only reimbursed under insurance when they are considered pre-hospitalisation tests and you get admitted in the next X days (Usually 30/60). I don't think regular diagnostic tests are covered under insurance.
 
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