Pokhara Lincoln International College and Kaski Model Hospital Signed on MoU: Health Discounts for Students and Staff

Pokhara Lincoln International College and Kaski Model Hospital have recently signed an agreement that will provide discounts on health examinations for college students, staff, teachers, directors, and shareholders. The agreement was signed by President Sher Bahadur Gurung on behalf of the college and Managing Director Dr. Shailes Gurung on behalf of the hospital.

Under the terms of the agreement, college students, staff, teachers, directors, and shareholders will receive a 12 percent discount on consultancy fees, a 10 percent discount on bed charges, surgery/dental procedures, lab and physiotherapy services, and a 5 percent discount on pharmacy services. Employees, teachers, directors, and shareholders will also receive a 15 percent discount on consultancy fees, bed charges, surgery/dental procedures, and lab services, a 10 percent discount on physiotherapy services, and a 7 percent discount on pharmacy services.

Pokhara Lincoln International College, located in Pokhara 8 Simalchaur, has been providing high-quality education for over a decade with permission from the Ministry of Education of Nepal and affiliation from Malaysia's Lincoln University. The college has recently announced that it will be conducting MBA classes in the evenings starting from next March, giving students more flexibility in their schedules.

This agreement between Pokhara Lincoln International College and Kaski Model Hospital is a significant step towards promoting health and wellness among the college community. It is expected to provide students, staff, teachers, directors, and shareholders with easier access to quality healthcare services, enabling them to maintain good health and wellbeing while pursuing their academic and professional goals.

The partnership also showcases the commitment of both institutions towards their respective communities, with the college and hospital working together to support and uplift the health and education sectors in Pokhara and the wider region. This agreement is a positive development for all involved, and it is hoped that it will inspire other institutions to take similar initiatives to promote the welfare of their communities.