Mini Sion Hospital lacks in CT scan and MRI machines

Sion Hospital built a primary health care centre in Dharavi called Mini-Sion Hospital, but it appears to lack CT scan and MRI machines

Sion Hospital and other private hospitals are working with people in Dharavi to build health care facilities near their homes for slum dwellers. They have established these Mini Sion Hospitals. Although these facilities have not yet provided any CI scans or MRI systems, the municipal corporation decided to install MRI and CT scan machines in the primary health care center due to the inconvenience experienced by Dharavi residents.

The municipal corporation is undertaking some initiatives to provide Dharavi residents with advancements and modern facilities, but One of the doctors interviewed at Sion Hospital stated that it will take time to install these machines because they are difficult to access. Following the shutdown of these machines at Sion Hospital, it was promised that new CT scan and MRI systems would be installed.

When I returned to the hospital, I discovered that the new machines had been installed as promised. People are receiving better care in these hospitals because their needs are being met. Instead of traveling long distances to these hospitals, Dharavi residents now have access to health care facilities close to home. When I asked why they are taking such initiatives for these people, one of the doctors told us that poor people do not have the money to travel so far, and as a result, most people ignore their problem in order to avoid traveling and save money. They run the center very well, providing specialized services and treatments. They run the center very well, providing services and treatments. There are enough doctors to treat everyone.

Furthermore, he stated that people are very happy, and the majority of these people are coming for treatment. However, they must travel long distances to public and private hospitals for CT scans and MRIs. However, because Mini-Sion Hospital is small, as implied only by its name, there is overcrowding