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“We'll say so directly. Children whose needs are best served by an in-person team in their own city, or by a specialty centre we don't compete with, get that recommendation candidly. We have referral relationships with developmental paediatricians and clinics across India and abroad and will share what we know. Our reputation depends on our recommendations being honest.”
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