In view of the currency shortage across India after Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes were banned, Narayana Health Network of Hospitals in Kolkata today offered free consultation across all specialities at Howrah and Barasat
to ensure maximum ease to people in the state.
Announcing this here today, Narayana Health officials said its offers would be available at both of its hospitals in Howrah district - Narayana Super-speciality Hospital near Nabanna and Narayana Multi-speciality Hospital near Chunavati, besides at Narayana Multi-speciality Hospital, Barasat, in North 24-Parganas district.
"This will help patients all over Bengal to access specialist doctors, while consultations with doctors at the OPD will be free until November 15 (except Sunday) at these three hospitals in Howrah and Barasat," the officials said.
"Apart from OPD from 9 AM to 5 PM, free blood tests for Random Blood Sugar, CBC (Hb, TC, DC), Bilirubin, Total Cholesterol, Urea Creatinine, SGOT, SGPT, Uric Acid and ECG (if advised) will be available to patients during these three days. Discounts will be available for patients on other investigations," Narayan Health officials said.
Akshay Oleti, Facility Director of Narayana Hospitals, Howrah, said "We are making constant efforts to provide access to highly-qualified doctors at affordable prices. It is our utmost priority to ensure everybody hassle-free healthcare services. We are providing this small gesture of free OPD for all people to meet with the best doctors even during times of currency shortage.
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