Hospitals , Medical Insurance Aur Ek Kaala Sach

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[drkssohal]

I am a general surgeon 63 years of age.I worked for 14years in govt hospital but ultimately found that I have to take dictates from my seniors and I am lagging behind in my surgical work, so I left job and started my own small hospital Now we are six doctors, all my family members different specialities. Whatever you are saying is 100 percent correct regarding CORPORATE HOSPITALS which look shopping malls and owned and run by business families.Their sole target is to earn profit, doctors working in these hospitals are just employees. The decision are taken by market teams. Take for granted that you get best treatment care in small DOCTORS owned hospital in your neighborhood but corporate hospital are hell bent upon to get these small hospital closed by getting policies passed by the governments .

[realtimequickie]

Someone in the immediate family was working in Oncology department in a reputed hospital. He quit his job when he was asked to "prescribe" expensive medication to a lady who was on death bed and would not survive the night. He told his HOD that it is unethical and he would not prescribe the medication as it served no purpose. He wanted to just make her comfortable.
He was told to prescribe the medicine, he refused. Resigned the very same

[shreya]

100%true.its a corrupt community... I am in this profession for last 38 years, seeing the phenomenon, on daily basis. Sir you are great. I wish you continue the same

[shock-t]

India mai almost 50% ko C-section hooti hai during delivery. Belarus mai private hospital mai delivery banned hai. Sirf govt. hospital mai delivery hooti hai. And their c-section rate is less than 10%. Private hospitals are just businesses that wants maximum profit.

[SuplexCityF]

This is 100% true..i have personally experienced this in Ms Ramaiah hospital in bangalore. The moment I told I have 5L insurance they started diagnosis only after 12 days of admitting to hospital & that too by forcing the doctors. I had TB but they did heart checkup, kidney checkup & countless xrays & scanning. The cardiologist himself asked me why are you even getting these tests done? You are so young etc. Something has to be done or else they will just play with our precious human lives

[sauravroy]

This is so so true. I witnessed this first hand. Took my mom to a hospital in Delhi Dwarka as she was feeling little breathless but was walking and was pretty normal. The moment they came to know that she is CGHS beneficiary they kept her in ICU for seven days. My family doctor visited and started laughing at the whole scenario. The final diagnosis was pulmonary hypertension which is very normal among senior citizen and doesn't even require hospitalization.

[priyanshkujur]

100% true ..My father is addicted to going to hospitals for every small thing because of medical insurance, he feels very proud talking about his medical expenses to people around him.

[saadazim]

I am a very senior doctor from Pakistan. You are right. These type of malpractices are quite common here also.

[VJ-]

Recently I had a surgery. The hospital charged 3.35 since I had an insurance. The insurance co. passed 2.50. I was made to pay 85 from my pocket. Now the insurance co. is not listening & hospital got it's money. In nut shell I was fooled despite having a so called cashless ins.

Also on top of that, I got to know that without insurance hospital charges 2.50.

Sab se bada rupaiyaaa😐

[AshwinMisra]

Happened with a friend of mine.
We were in college and we had consumed burgers from, let’s just say, less than sanitary sources. Nothing happened to me but about 2-3 hours later my friend started puking uncontrollably. Now I should let you know that my friend was a person with a weak constitution. So I was worried. His parents were also in a different city. So I took him to the nearest decent looking hospital. They kept him overnight and next day prescribed a long list of tests. I got the reports and went back and with a very somber expression and serious voice they told me that they’ll have to perform emergency appendectomy. Now I had my doubts about this. So I talked to other friends who were around and informed his parents. Even they were sure that this is just a money grabbing technique. So on that day itself we had him discharged and got a second opinion.
It was just a case of food poisoning. And they were ready to put him under and cut him open just to make some money. Honestly, it’s a blessing to have doctors and lawyers as your near and dear ones.

[pratapthakur]

लोग अच्छे डॉक्टर को फीस तक नहीं देते, उनका दाने पानी का भी नही सोचते । लूटने वाले डॉक्टर के पास खुश रहते है ।

[NOOBGAMER-vkpj]

I have accepted u as my "Guru of Infinity". Like u ...yeh Mera concept hai first time on u tube. Matlab aapka Gyan, knowledge and wisdom is anant. Infinity. It covers all deep day to day aspect of life. Ur this video is absolutely correct. Personally I have encountered this in hospitals. One more thing during the initial meeting with doctor also i say that I don't have insurance and no continuing income source, like jobless these days so request them to consider their clinical judgement and my current problems and symptoms to recommend medicine. Rather forcing me to get many expensive tests done. It has proven successful and I have saved lot of money for unnecessary tests done. Infinity Guru ji ki jai ho!

[parikalpgupta]

I come from a medical background family and I agree about what you are saying. This practice is rampant in bigshot corporate hospitals. The doctors working there are treated like any underpaid employee is getting in India. The corporate hospitals have built mall like structure and operate solely for profit. The bigger issue that is going to arise in the future is that because of general hostility society has towards doctors and increasing paperwork requirements, independent doctors running their independent diagnostic centers, hospitals and clinics will gradually vanish because they won't be able to survive in the long run. Building your own setup is getting difficult with every year. These young new doctors will only be capable of becoming employees in these corporate hostipals who function solely on a maximum revenue profit model.

[simplesaluja]

Lockdown में हमने बहुत सारे cases देखें है जहाँ वयक्ति को हाथ में दर्द, हल्का सा जुकाम आदि बिल्कुल छोटी छोटी बिमारियों थी, उनको hospitalमे admit किया गया और 2 या 2 and 1/2 लाख का bill था

[Umama_]

You're right Sir.
I'm from Pakistan and here, medical insurance are not that common. But one thing which is very very common is giving doctors certain salary per month to prescribe expensive medicines. Like once I got rashes, I go to Government hospital. The doctor prescribe me medicine where one Tablet was more than 250+ rupees. Thank God, I knew this fact. I go to medical store tell them I'm student. I don't have enough money They give me other medicine (showing me that both of them have same salt) at 13 rupees per tablet. This is so so common here. They're good doctors but sadly much less than these people.

[rasheedkhan]

Sir aisi baten batane ke liye bhi bahut himmat ki jarurat hoti hai❤👌👍

[TheBlurayHacker]

Medical corporate hospitals pressurize junior doctors to write tests. What you told is correct, govt hospitals are great, the doctors there will help you and advise what is best for you. You can then get that specific treatment done from elsewhere.

[memyself]

Great work SIR, u were brave saying that loud in open, DON'T GET SCARED U DID A NOBLE N 'BRAVE ' THING

[villagesoul]

Hatts up to you Sir. U are absolutely correct. I did not disclose about the insurance while my husband was admitted few years back. At the end when I approached them for documents required for insurance, they told why I didn't inform before.