Jayadeva Mysuru sets up exclusive counter to ease patient access
The Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research in Mysuru has established a dedicated counter to assist senior citizens and persons with disabilities. This initiative aims to streamline the registration process and minimize waiting times for these vulnerable groups. Additionally, plans for a new 200-bed block are underway, with construction expected to begin soon.
- ▪The new counter is specifically for patients aged over 60 and those with disabilities.
- ▪The hospital sees around 800 outpatients daily, many of whom travel from far distances.
- ▪Plans for a new 200-bed block are estimated to cost ₹180 crore and will begin construction soon.
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In an effort to improve access to healthcare services for senior citizens and persons with disabilities, the Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research in Mysuru has opened a dedicated counter for patients aged above 60 years and differently abled individuals.Director B. Dinesh said the special counter had been introduced to facilitate faster registration and reduce waiting time for vulnerable patients visiting the institute.The hospital receives nearly 800 outpatients every day, many of whom arrive from distant places as early as 6 a.m. A considerable number of visitors are elderly patients and persons with disabilities, making the dedicated facility necessary to ensure easier access and convenience, he said, during his recent visit to hospital.Dr.
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