Uninsured patients can now spread large medical bills into monthly EMIs

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Patients without medical insurance may now be able to pay large hospital bills through monthly instalments. Paying in EMIs can make a big one-time medical expense feel more manageable on a monthly basis. However, the total repayment amount, including any interest or charges, can be considerably higher than the original bill. Patients are therefore advised to calculate the full cost of repayment before opting for this route.

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