Telangana Health Minister C. Damodara Raja Narasimha has said the state plans to adopt a public-private partnership (PPP) model to ensure uninterrupted MRI services at government hospitals.
He clarified that MRI scans will remain free of cost for patients referred by doctors at Telangana government hospitals.
The announcement comes as the state looks to maintain access to diagnostic services without disruption in public healthcare facilities.
Source / Attribution: The Hindu
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