慈善診斷影像支援服務
支援合資格之低收入病人接受一次性診斷影像服務，包括但不限於正電子電腦掃描、磁力共振、電腦掃描等。
受惠個案分享
陳女士（化名）是新來港人士，也是一位單親媽媽，育有兩名未滿18歲的孩子。2018年底，她開始經常頭痛及嘔吐，於公立醫院求診，初時一直靠由醫生處方的止痛藥抑制痛楚；後經電腦掃瞄檢查發現腦內有腫瘤，惟預約下一次覆診的排期為2020年。在漫長的等候期間，陳女士覺得痛楚愈來愈嚴重，連止痛藥也無法緩解，嚴重影響日常生活。雖然擔心腫瘤日漸增大及擔心到下次覆診時已惡化至無藥可醫，但貧困的她實在無法負擔公立醫院以外的醫療費用，只好盡量休息及繼續服用止痛藥。後經慈善機構轉介，陳女士終獲基金安排於7月接受腦部磁力共振造影及腦外科專科醫生診治，猶幸病況並未惡化，令陳女士總算可放下心頭大石。
受惠個案分享
陳女士（化名）是新來港人士，也是一位單親媽媽，育有兩名未滿18歲的孩子。2018年底，她開始經常頭痛及嘔吐，於公立醫院求診，初時一直靠由醫生處方的止痛藥抑制痛楚；後經電腦掃瞄檢查發現腦內有腫瘤，惟預約下一次覆診的排期為2020年。在漫長的等候期間，陳女士覺得痛楚愈來愈嚴重，連止痛藥也無法緩解，嚴重影響日常生活。雖然擔心腫瘤日漸增大及擔心到下次覆診時已惡化至無藥可醫，但貧困的她實在無法負擔公立醫院以外的醫療費用，只好盡量休息及繼續服用止痛藥。後經慈善機構轉介，陳女士終獲基金安排於7月接受腦部磁力共振造影及腦外科專科醫生診治，猶幸病況並未惡化，令陳女士總算可放下心頭大石。
免責條款：
- 香港港安醫院－荃灣及港安醫院慈善基金保留更改及刪除上述資料權利，無須另行通知，並保留一切最終決定權。
- 港安醫院慈善基金是根據香港《税務條例》第 88 條的認可慈善機構，它與香港港安醫院為獨立個體。
- 相關捐款由荃灣理事會直接接收及管理，為有需要的人士提供多方面的醫療及健康支援。所有捐款均獲發收據，捐款港幣$100或以上獲發之收據可用作扣稅之用。
Charity Diagnostic Imaging Support Services
Provides support to eligible low-income patients by sponsoring one-off diagnostic imaging services, which include but are not limited to PET-CT scans, MRIs, CTs, etc.
Beneficiaries Story Sharing
Ms. Chan (not her real name) is a single mother and new immigrant with two children under the age of 18. At the end of 2018, she began to experience frequent headaches and vomiting, which led her to seek medical help at a public hospital. She initially relied on painkillers prescribed by her doctor to ease her symptoms, only to discover later on after a CT scan that she had a tumor in her brain. Her next follow-up appointment was scheduled for 2020. As she waited, Ms. Chan’s pain continued to worsen. Even painkillers were unable to alleviate her pain and her daily life was greatly affected. Her financial circumstances did not allow her to seek treatment outside the public system, and she became increasingly worried that her tumor was growing and that her condition would reach a point of no return by the time her next check-up came around. Fortunately, Ms. Chan was referred to HKAHF and was able to undergo a brain MRI scan and consult with a neurosurgeon. To her relief, her condition had not deteriorated.
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Beneficiaries Story Sharing
Ms. Chan (not her real name) is a single mother and new immigrant with two children under the age of 18. At the end of 2018, she began to experience frequent headaches and vomiting, which led her to seek medical help at a public hospital. She initially relied on painkillers prescribed by her doctor to ease her symptoms, only to discover later on after a CT scan that she had a tumor in her brain. Her next follow-up appointment was scheduled for 2020. As she waited, Ms. Chan’s pain continued to worsen. Even painkillers were unable to alleviate her pain and her daily life was greatly affected. Her financial circumstances did not allow her to seek treatment outside the public system, and she became increasingly worried that her tumor was growing and that her condition would reach a point of no return by the time her next check-up came around. Fortunately, Ms. Chan was referred to HKAHF and was able to undergo a brain MRI scan and consult with a neurosurgeon. To her relief, her condition had not deteriorated.
Disclaimer:
- Hong Kong Adventist Hospital - Tsuen Wan and Hong Kong Adventist Hospital Charitable Foundation reserve the right to change or delete the above information without prior notice and reserve the right to make a final decision.
- Hong Kong Adventist Hospital Foundation (HKAHF) is a recognized charitable organization in Hong Kong under Section 88 of the Inland Revenues Ordinance. It is a separate entity from Hong Kong Adventist Hospital.
- Relevant donations are directly received and managed by HKAHF Board of Governors – Tsuen Wan to provide multi-faceted medical and health-related support for the needy. Receipts will be issued for all donations. Donations over $100 are tax-deductible.
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