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Hospital launches privilege card for senior citizens

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Tribune News Service

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Bathinda, November 1

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In an attempt to give priority to elders, a private hospital today launched senior’s first citizen’s privilege card in association with the Senior Citizen Council, Bathinda.

Delhi Heart Institute and Multi-specialty Hospital launched the card here today. The hospital conducted interactive session to spread awareness on latest developments in treatment of diseases and prevention.

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The card was launched by Dr Naresh Goyal, chairman, Delhi Heart Institute & Multi-Specialty Hospital.

The event witnessed the presence of over 50 senior citizens from Bathinda. The card entitles them to avail discounts on treatment, get regular counselling and health check-ups done at DHIMH.

Dr Goyal said, “Economic, social and demographic changes today are affecting the elderly people. They require regular check-ups and proper monitoring of health and diet.”

“We have been working for the cause of the elderly and we are happy to be associated with them,” he added.

“The privilege card will enable senior citizens in managing their healthcare requirements by offering OPD consultation, diagnostic tests and radiology services with regular health check-up. The launch of the card is expected to benefit around 200 to 300 senior citizens in Bathinda and Malwa region for the first time,” he added.

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