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OT for transplant surgeries in Gandhi Hospital soon: Health Minister
Health Minister C Lakshma Reddy on Sunday said the patients, who undergo transplantation operations, would get free medicines and medical support under Arogyasri scheme soon. He announced that a modern building with all facilities at Gandhi Hospital would be built to house operation theatre for transplantation surgeries and to cater to the health needs of the poor.
Hyderabad: Health Minister C Lakshma Reddy on Sunday said the patients, who undergo transplantation operations, would get free medicines and medical support under Arogyasri scheme soon. He announced that a modern building with all facilities at Gandhi Hospital would be built to house operation theatre for transplantation surgeries and to cater to the health needs of
the poor.
Lakshma Reddy made a visit to a private hospital and interacted with four patients, who got almost second lease of life with successful heart transplantation operations under Arogyasri scheme. Speaking on the occasion, the Minister appreciated the private hospitals for coming forward to promote the Arogyasri scheme.
It is a good development in the health sector that the private hospitals are lending a helping hand for the cause of poor patients. He said that Arogyasri scheme is like giving rebirth to the poor people in the State. The government will give a top priority to provide the best quality health services to the poor who are not in a position to afford quality medical treatment, he said.
