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Dear Sir/Mam, Toll free no. of Lilly India Helpline has been changed and now you can contact us on 18001230021 between 08:00 AM to 08:00 PM for reordering your Forteo

Asan Mohideen(Director) Royal Medical Pvt. Ltd Office 2, First Floor, Sun Beam Chambers, 7, New Marine Lines, Mumbai - 400020, Maharashtra, India Shree Balaji Medical Narayan Patel Shop No. 36, Municipal Market, Opposite RNA Corporate Park & Bandra Government Colony Near Collector Office & Guru Nanak Hospital, Bandra East Mumbai - 400051 Maharashtra, India +91-9953353890 Dilip drug house Inside Nanavati Hospital, S V Road, Vile Parle West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400056 022 2618 7038

The clinic is very close to dadar east station. In fact the next lane from the station. It is in a very tiny lane just opposite to hotel Avon. The place is tiny .just 4 patients can sit down around the receptionist.the rest about 8 need to climb steep steps to the first floor. There is a super long wait. If you go there are 7.20 you may get your turn at 8.30

Dr. Tushar Bandgar is an Endocrinologist and Professor of Endocrinology based in Mumbai. He has been teaching the subject of Endocrinology at Seth G S Medical College & KEM Hospital, Mumbai, since 2008, and currently holds the position of Additional Professor (Endocrinology) at this institution. He can also be consulted at The Endocrine Clinic located nearby at Naigaon (Dadar East). Dr. Bandgar completed all his medical studies at Seth G S Medical College & KEM Hospital, Mumbai, obtaining the MBBS degree in 1996, MD (General Medicine) in 2001, and DM (Endocrinology) in 2005.  He has extensive experience in clinical trials, mostly relating to Diabetes, where he has participated either as Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator. He also has co-authored a large number of papers and publications, details of which have been listed on this website.http://www.drtusharrbandgar.com/ consultation 800-1000 The Endocrine Clinic Shop No. 1, Shatrunjay Towers, Naiga

Further, It is noted that the policy is subject to the above Pre-existing disease and is deemed to be incorporated in the earlier policies as shown hereunder issued to the insured. so what star health just did is to change the policy of all earlier polices by their own ?