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One the BIGGEST problem/Harassment/Loot which patients and their families faces in Hospitals is That they are forced to buy medicines from the in house medical within the Hospital which in majority cases charges very very high prices compared to same medicine in market. There should be Law to ban...

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मुद्राराक्षस profil fotoğrafı
मुद्राराक्षस1 yıl önce

"India is a pharmaceutical hub, yet the prices of medicines are very high. In-house medical stores sell their medicines at MRP, while the same medicines can be bought at discounted prices from nearby medical stores." This is reality.

THE PRIME DOCTOR profil fotoğrafı
THE PRIME DOCTOR1 yıl önce

Yes, patients often feel trapped when they’re asked to buy only from the hospital pharmacy. But there’s another side — accountability, storage, and quality. Many critical drugs (injectables, oncology meds, cold-chain biologics) need proper handling, and if something goes wrong, it’s the hospital and doctor who are held responsible. What people forget is that when cheaper outside generics are used and treatment gets hampered, families rarely blame the supplier or the brand. They file medical negligence cases against the hospital. That’s today’s Indian mentality — success is credited to “saving money,” but any complication is automatically blamed on the hospital. This one-sided accountability is why many hospitals prefer medicines under their control. Unless India fixes drug regulation, ensures bioequivalence data, and shares responsibility fairly, this tug-of-war will never end.

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Shaping #INDIA1 yıl önce

That’s the TradeMark Loot in Hospitals Prescribed EcoNorm - Rs 50 per Tablet Generic - Rs 5 per Tablet @MoHFW_INDIA @jagograhakjago

𝕲𝖚𝖗𝖚 𝕭𝖗𝖚𝖓𝖔 🇮🇳 profil fotoğrafı
𝕲𝖚𝖗𝖚 𝕭𝖗𝖚𝖓𝖔 🇮🇳1 yıl önce

Those with a working brain will understand this

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Gems of Politics1 yıl önce

From Medical Insurance Fraud to this Open Loot by Hospitals , no one in GOVT is interested in addressing the issues. Meanwhile the Health Minister is busy in passing time...@JPNadda @OfficeofJPNadda Ab Sab kaam @PMOIndia ko ki karna padegaa kya....!!!

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Not An Xpert Here1 yıl önce

I don’t think that’s true. Medicines are sold on MRP. So how can someone add their chargers. Keeping Pharamacy in hospital is a service to patients specially IPD and ICU patients, if you don’t want to take that service then go and find that medicines outside every time no one is stopping you. Sometime without logic and knowing about other field just accusing by such words creating negative impressions about certain professions in people’s mind. So I request you to find truth or delete this

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James Bond1 yıl önce

Common practice in all hospitals. (State n center r sleeping)

Innocent Indian profil fotoğrafı
Innocent Indian1 yıl önce

Health and education are the two most important things which should have been at fair cost, have become the source of to extort money from poor .

Rahul Kashyap ラフル・カシャップ profil fotoğrafı
Rahul Kashyap ラフル・カシャップ1 yıl önce

Because govt hospitals and schools are so bad, public is forced to go to Pvt schools and hospitals where there is open loot Many hospitals and schools are owned by politicians

𝕀𝕝𝕪𝕒𝕤 profil fotoğrafı
𝕀𝕝𝕪𝕒𝕤1 yıl önce

Doctors are also responsible, see this medicine, can't find all over the internet or local or wholesales market, it's only available at hospital pharmacy.

Neta ji Suno profil fotoğrafı
Neta ji Suno1 yıl önce

These private hospital operators deliberately force people to buy medicines from their own stores, and that too at the full MRP price. The sad thing is that neither the state nor the central government has made any guidelines regarding this, nor has it made any attempt to crack down.

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Rohan Raje Khanapurkar1 yıl önce

Many hospitals are commercially run for profiting. Profit is not wrong but bad practices make it problematic

Shivaaya🇮🇳 profil fotoğrafı
Shivaaya🇮🇳1 yıl önce

@JPNadda @narendramodi sir this sud b tkn seriously..insurance companies r actl harrasment .for months we don't get claims .n they object on any thng and delay the claims..

Lucky Sweety profil fotoğrafı
Lucky Sweety1 yıl önce

They even sell medicines which you cant find anywhere but in that shop and you have to pay full price.

Dr Alok Gupta MD, FIAP, Jaipur profil fotoğrafı
Dr Alok Gupta MD, FIAP, Jaipur1 yıl önce

The medicines are charged as per the mrp. If they are not than the insurance company will not allow the bills to be cleared

ⓅⓇⒶKASH 🏹 profil fotoğrafı
ⓅⓇⒶKASH 🏹1 yıl önce

They earn 50% commission which costs almost double the amount they earn from services. Even a private practitioner won't prescribe generic medicines you are talking about mafia.

OmkarTheMentor profil fotoğrafı
OmkarTheMentor1 yıl önce

Faced all this in the current year itself. While my mom was in the hospital. Medicines are asked to be purchased in bulk. I almost paid 9 to 15K sometimes in a day for medicines. No one answers you, where are the medicines used, docs don't respond, neither does anyone else.

Virgo profil fotoğrafı
Virgo1 yıl önce

Cancer medicines ( which is literally free / or of very low price because of waiver of taxes ) are being sold by oncologists from their facilities at a very high price .

Angry young man profil fotoğrafı
Angry young man1 yıl önce

Hospitals & pharmacy mafia fleece patients at will. Govt looks away, ignores taxpayers’ services, and blesses the deep-pocketed instead. #HealthcareScam #Accountability

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V Gopalan1 yıl önce

It is actually a crime to charge more than the MRP!

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VRTourer Family1 yıl önce

This loot is everywhere in all private hospitals.

ravi prakash yadav profil fotoğrafı
ravi prakash yadav1 yıl önce

Nowadays private hospitals have been changed into corporate culture and treatment is secondary but first is to make money by any way

ବାଘମାମୁଁ 🐯 profil fotoğrafı
ବାଘମାମୁଁ 🐯1 yıl önce

In that case, if the medicines bought outside are found to be fake and the patient dies, will the Family members blame themselves or the Hospital ? Rather the government should fix the upper cap of essential drug rates no matter where it's being purchased from.

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moh🥭1 yıl önce

If the outside medicine causes some adverse reaction, beat the in house staff for negligence 😭😂

Raj Yadav profil fotoğrafı
Raj Yadav1 yıl önce

Absolutely! This is a huge issue in many hospitals. 🏥 Forcing patients to buy medicines from in-house pharmacies not only inflates costs but also creates a lack of transparency. Patients often have no idea whether the medicine was properly administered or is being recycled, as you mentioned. Many families end up paying 2–5x the market price for the same drugs. A law should definitely be introduced to allow patients the freedom to purchase medicines from any licensed pharmacy outside the hospital. Transparency and accountability in healthcare should be mandatory—patients shouldn’t be exploited while already dealing with medical emergencies. Many people have shared experiences where hospitals refuse to let them bring their own prescribed medicines, even when cheaper alternatives exist. This practice needs to end. 💊

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Tango Charlie1 yıl önce

Not just hospitals but small private clinics do the same, with labs and pharmacy as they receive their cuts on each billing.

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guddu sharma1 yıl önce

Central govt is sleeping on case of private schools, hospitals & reservation. Noone cares, untill ur annadata, or person from the state where elections going to happen. Freebies are in, humanity is out, corruption is nationality.

BA profil fotoğrafı
BA1 yıl önce

@oldhandhyd Doctors, Hospitals & regulatory authorities earn a good amount of margins from the marketing/manufacturing company whose products are sold in those pharmacies. The pharmacies are left with a very low amount of margins at the end.

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जागरण1 yıl önce

Aayushman is corporate corruption yojna as well

MunnaKaSwamiBola.. profil fotoğrafı
MunnaKaSwamiBola..1 yıl önce

Many Doctors and Hospitals recommend Medicines not really available in every shop. Many Medis are also sold only in a Particular Area or Shop closeby. The Racket of Doctor/Clinic Name or Code notings must be eliminated altogether.

Dr.Asif Mahaldar profil fotoğrafı
Dr.Asif Mahaldar1 yıl önce

U should question government for putting that MRP on the product not harash some1 for not giving you discount ..

Kumar Ramkrishnan profil fotoğrafı
Kumar Ramkrishnan1 yıl önce

Criminal activities of this sort must be curved @MoHFW_INDIA

cfcfcf profil fotoğrafı
cfcfcf1 yıl önce

Kya gawaar log hai is desh me 🤦‍♂️ injectables ko tarkari samjh rakha hai, pura sheher bhar ghum ke bargaining karke leke akey dede drug ko, transportation me jo drug damage hoga uska blame hospital pe dal dena badme

Drspeaks profil fotoğrafı
Drspeaks1 yıl önce

Choose the cheaper option of medicines because you don't care for your health. But, don't come back to the hospital or go around saying it's not working. Half of the generic medicines in India have no quality standards. That's why doctors prefer the better manufacturers.

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