HRCT price cap revised in Karnataka
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Aday after capping the price of High Resolution Computed Tomography (HRCT) of the chest at ₹1,500 in non-public diagnostic services, the State authorities on Saturday revised the costs and stuck it at ₹1,500 per scan for sufferers falling Below Poverty Line (BPL) and ₹2,500 for different sufferers. This price consists of consumables and sanitisation bills incurred by the diagnostic centre on every affected person.
The Association of Diagnostic Centres, Bengaluru, had submitted a illustration to the Chief Minister requesting that the federal government ought to rethink the price cap. The affiliation stated diagnostic centres incur big prices on the salaries of radiologists and supporting employees, which makes the working value of a single HRCT scan come as much as ₹4,000. Following this, a revised order was issued on Saturday.
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