Low Cost Medical Facility for Orthopaedic Care

My driver's wife needs some orthopaedic treatment for her back, possibly surgery. What is a good facility in the city that does such treatments at low cost. more

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SUBBA RAO VENKATA PALAPARTI

No treatment to beat yoga. Let her do pranayam sincerely and honestly. Absolutely no cost involved and a permanent remedy and cure and not a treatment more

Feb 01

Ruchi Srivastava (Homoeopathic consultant)

Kailash hospital ,Noida has some schemes for the low income group - she can find out more about it On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 5:30 PM, Li Chang wrote: > more

Jan 21

Saumya Mittal (I am a Doctor, and hope to help the members)

And I would like to invite you to the circle of "helpful" members- https://www.localcircles.com/a/joininvitation?rt=C&itoken=F779367C1C1F4C&iby=m6e658zuB5Z1fdAMc6gB83RVHWw7LruEtDwvGPUp62A&icid=JI5_yixcyseshTtGIToZo35FNhMsooVjEWDk9iSqrgY more

Jan 16

Saumya Mittal (I am a Doctor, and hope to help the members)

it would be easier to tell if I know what exactly is to be treated. If possible let them visit me once. In general, they could try Ambedkar hospital, Noida. more

Jan 16

Rajesh Singh

As far as I know, Li lives in Greater Noida more

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