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MCO Contact S.No Hospital name District Address Number KAMPTEE 1 ASHA HOSPITAL , AAL NAGPUR 9823066644 NATIONAL HIGHWAY 07 CANTONMENT AREA Ramdaspeth Ashwini Kidney and Dialysis 2 NAGPUR Central Bazaar Road 9823360266 Centre , AKD Near Hotel Centre Point Darodkar square, central CENTRAL AVENUE CRITICAL CARE avenue nagpur 3 NAGPUR 9923264880 HOSPITAL AND ICCU , CCI DARODKAR SQUARE Mahalaxmi Complex Near Dighori Uddanpul Square 4 Cure It Hospital Pvt. Ltd. , CIP NAGPUR Ring Road 7350008407 Main Rd. Bada Tajbagh area Govt Medical College and Super Nagapur 5 NAGPUR 8275094643 Specility Hospital Nagpur , CSS Tukadoji Putala Nagpur Govt.Medical College Hospital 9623575279 6 NAGPUR Medical Chok Hanuman /9665173095 Nagpur , GMN Nagar Nagpur 7 Hope Hospitals , HPE NAGPUR Dhantoli 9850341544 Near Lokmat Square MANEWAD SQ RING ROAD 8 KESHAV HOSPITAL , KES NAGPUR RING ROAD MANEWADA SQUARE MANKAPUR 9 KUNAL HOSPITAL , KUN NAGPUR MENTAL HOSPITAL SITABULDI NAGPUR LATA MANGESHKAR HOSPITAL , 10 NAGPUR MAHARAJBAG ROAD 9763284792 LAT NEAR CINEMAX Digdoh Hills Lata Mangeshkar Hospital 11 NAGPUR Hingna Road Opp. CRPF 8149239112 Nagpur , LMH Campus Rashtriya Sant Tukdoji Maharaj Lokmat Square 12 Cancer Hospital & Research NAGPUR Central Bazar Road 9970829028 Centre , RST Lokmat Building NANDANVAN, NAGPUR SHRAVAN HOSPITAL & KIDNEY NANDANVAN CEMENT 13 NAGPUR 9823071748 INSTITUTE , SHKI ROAD SHIKSHAN SAHAKARI BANK SURETECH HOSPITAL AND DHANTOLI 14 NAGPUR 9890188853 RESEARCH CENTRE LTD. , RTE BANNERJEE MARG Lokmat Square 15 Shat-Ayu Hospital , AYU NAGPUR Wardha Road 9373547106 Near Hitwada Press Dafrin campus Rigional refferal services hospital 1 AMRAVATI Nr. Ervin Road, Behind 9422915395 (Super speciality Hospital) , RRS Womens hospital Sankalp Chaudhari Maternity 2 Hospital and Dialysis Center , AMRAVATI AMRAVATI 9422682403 SCM Acharya Vinoba Bhave Rural Sawangi Meghe, Yavatmal 1 WARDHA 9765404016 Hospital sawangi Wardha , AVB Road, Wardha 2 Kasturba Hospital , KAS WARDHA Sewagram 8275094721 Statue of Subhash chandra 3 Bose 9975685164 , General Hospital Wardha , GHW WARDHA Itwari Road 9552680352 1 AADHAR HOSPITAL , AAH NANDED VAZIRABAD NANDED 9823088039 2 Lotus Hospital , LSH NANDED Doctor Line 9823125636 KADAM BUILDING NANDIGRAM HOSPITAL PVT.LTD , 3 NANDED DOCTORS LANE OPP 8007925809 NNH BARRARA TAWAR Wada Factory campus, Nanded 6 Vinayak Hospital Pvt ltd , VHP NANDED 9823125433 Near More Hospital, Shivaji Nagar .

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