Patient Discharge Summary

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MEDICAL CASES WITH VENTILATOR
This initial approval is based on the anticipated stay in ward/ICU, drugs, and treatment planned. Payment in claims will be made based on submission of supportive documents, photos, complete treatment details and records as requested.
Kindly send detailed discharge summary with number of days stay clearly mentioned (ventilator support, icu, general ward), all investigations, details of treatment given (administered drugs in detail with original pharmacy bills), pictures of Antibiotics and High end drugs carton with patient name date mentioned on the carton placed beside the patient, daily CPs of patients in ICU (Placard with name and date), if ventilated send cps with intubation with patients clearly visible. claims

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