They are close friends, comes from a well known family, while parents struggle to make ends meet. The rainy season had just ended and there was an outbreak of viral fever. Both fell ill at about the same time. When they were back in school, they talked about their illness.
Meghan's father paid Rs. 100 at the registration counter. They were given a card and asked to wait. Very soon, the doctor saw her, and recommended a number of blood tests and a chest X-ray.
Everyone was very polite and made them feel at home. When they came back to the doctor after the tests, he prescribed a medicine for the fever and asked them to visit again the following day with the test results.
The following day, the doctor went through the test went reports and said that everything was all right. He felt had a viral infection and there was no cause for worry. He prescribed Several
Akhil also had fever and body ache. His they went to the nearby Government Hospital only after two days. They quite early that day, but already there was a long queue.
They quite early that day, but already there was a long queue. Akhil was feeling very ill and could barely stand, but he had no choice. Finally, after waiting for almost three hours, they were able to see the doctor.
The doctor said that they should get a blood test done. The blood test took another two hours. The same process of waiting was repeated. The doctor looked at the report and said that Akhil had a like many others in town. He prescribed some medicines for the fever and asked Akhil to take fluids and rest. Akhil got well and attended the school.
She felt lucky to have gone to the modern private hospital where everything was smooth and easy.
In the above context what you understood, You must have understood that we can roughly the health care facilities into two categories one is Public health and another one is Private health services. As per our Constitution, we expect the Government to look after the basic needs of its people. Clean drinking, proper sanitation, minimum food, education and health facilities are required for all. No one should be excluded, nor should this inclusion be dependent on whether one is rich or poor.
When she said Rs. 5,500 for hospital charges and medicines. Akhil said, We spent only Rs 200.
Finally, after waiting for almost three hours, they were able to see the doctor. The doctor said that they should get a blood test done. The blood test took another two hours.
He felt had a viral infection and there was no cause for worry. He prescribed Several
They were given a card and asked to wait. Very soon, the doctor saw her, and recommended a number of blood tests and a chest X-ray.
As per our Constitution, we expect the Government to look after the basic needs of its people. Clean drinking, proper sanitation, minimum food, education and health facilities are required for all.
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