Minister Jagadish Reddy asks people to utilise services of T-diagnostic hubs
The T-Diagnostic Hub is one of the State government's attempts, according to Energy minister G jagadish reddy, to provide the greatest medical care to the populace. Inaugurating a T-Diagnostic Hub at the government General Hospital in Suryapet, jagadish reddy claimed telangana was leading the nation in providing high-quality healthcare to the underprivileged since public hospitals have been upgraded to the same standard as private hospitals.
He claimed that the T-Diagnostic Hub was a wonderful present to the populace and stated that 134 different diagnostic tests would be performed for free there. The T-Diagnostic Hubs are outfitted with cutting-edge technology. He urged them to make use of T-diagnostic hubs' offerings. As they could provide the sample at a Primary health Centre (PHC) in their community and receive the results there, the residents didn't need to travel to the district office for diagnostic tests. He continued by saying that the government had made arrangements for the shipment of samples and the delivery of reports to the PHCs. He said that the results of diagnostic tests would aid in the diagnosis of illnesses and the extension of medical care to those who were ill.
The minister instructed women to get in touch with Aasha workers in their villages for the test and noted that mammography screenings, which would be helpful for early diagnosis of breast cancer and cervical cancer in women, were also made available at T-diagnostic centres.
He claimed that the T-Diagnostic Hub was a wonderful present to the populace and stated that 134 different diagnostic tests would be performed for free there. The T-Diagnostic Hubs are outfitted with cutting-edge technology. He urged them to make use of T-diagnostic hubs' offerings. As they could provide the sample at a Primary health Centre (PHC) in their community and receive the results there, the residents didn't need to travel to the district office for diagnostic tests. He continued by saying that the government had made arrangements for the shipment of samples and the delivery of reports to the PHCs. He said that the results of diagnostic tests would aid in the diagnosis of illnesses and the extension of medical care to those who were ill.
The minister instructed women to get in touch with Aasha workers in their villages for the test and noted that mammography screenings, which would be helpful for early diagnosis of breast cancer and cervical cancer in women, were also made available at T-diagnostic centres.