Privately owned ADK Hospital is to increase services by ten percent starting on February 22, Haveeru has reported.
“We haven’t increased prices since the government health insurance policy Aasandha started. But the prices of the goods have increased. So we had to increase the prices of the services offered too,” ADK Managing Director Affal Mohamed told Haveeru.
The change in prices would not affect the coverage afforded by national health insurance scheme Aasandha, Affal said.
ADK has renewed contracts with Aasandha for the year, but newly introduced services including orthoscopic surgery and neurosurgery are not yet covered.
Affal said the hospital is currently in talks with the government to provide coverage for orthoscopic surgery and neurosurgery at the hospital.
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