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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Only Rumors: MRI machine and CT Scan Functional says SLBMC

Only Rumors: MRI machine and CT Scan Functional says SLBMC

29 April 2024 - 05:24

Only Rumors: MRI machine and CT Scan Functional says SLBMC

29 April 2024 - 05:24

The Sir Lester Bird Medical Center (SLBMC) says its MRI machine and two CT scans are functional.

In a press statement, the Hospital said it would like to address recent rumors regarding the functionality of these two pieces of equipment.

The hospital assures the public that these machines are fully operational and ready to serve patients who need these vital imaging services.

According to the statement, while technical issues may occasionally arise, their dedicated management team ensures that repairs are conducted in the shortest time possible to minimize any inconvenience to patients.

The hospital said it recognizes the immense demand for these machines, particularly due to their affordability, and we remain committed to providing the highest-quality medical services to our community.

In line with this commitment, the government, according to the statement, is actively working to enhance imaging capabilities and improve the capacity and reliability of all medical services, including MRI, CT scan, and mammogram machines.

This will help meet the growing demand for these services and ensure patients receive timely and efficient healthcare services.

The SLBMC said it remains steadfast in its mission to provide quality healthcare services to all residents of Antigua and Barbuda.

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  1. If these machines are working, then tells the public why appointment schedules keep pushing back because machines not working.

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