Ceylinco Radiation Treatment Unit offers easy payment schemes

Financial Times

Radiation treatment for cancer patients is now available on easy payment terms at the Ceylinco Radiation Treatment Unit, the company said in a press release.

The Ceylinco Healthcare Centre at Park Street, has tied up with HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, Sampath Bank and Nations Trust Bank to offer this facility to patients who have credit cards issued by any of these banks.

The scheme will allow patients to pay for their treatments in three, six, nine or twelve monthly installments.

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