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Ratepayers decry end of dispensary services

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The lack of transparency and consultation before discontinuing outpatient dispensary services at Aspen Medical-managed Ba and Lautoka hospitals will be an added burden to residents, says Lautoka Residents and Ratepayers Association president Narayan Reddy. “We received seven complaints today from asthmatic patients who used to visit the Lautoka asthma centre and after visiting the doctor they used to go and get the inhaler free from the hospital…
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Ratepayers decry end of dispensary services

The lack of transparency and consultation before discontinuing outpatient dispensary services at Aspen Medical-managed Ba and Lautoka hospitals will be an added burden to residents, says Lautoka Residents and Ratepayers Association president Narayan Reddy. “We received seven complaints today from asthmatic patients who used to visit the Lautoka asthma centre and after visiting the doctor they used to go and get the inhaler free from the hospital…

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FijiTimes broke the news in on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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