‘Come To My Clinic’ Patients Allege Bhopal Govt Doctors Redirect Them For Private Consultations
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Patients visiting government hospitals for treatment in Bhopal say they are often asked to continue consultations at doctors’ private clinics, where they are told they can be examined in greater detail. The allegation comes as several government doctors continue private consultations after duty hours, with some patients claiming that they are specifically directed to…
Bhopal residents claim government hospital doctors refer them to private clinics for more thorough examinations. Patients tell of being directed to private facilities despite initially visiting a government hospital. Some government doctors continue private consultations after their duty hours. Dr Jaideep and Dr Pallavi Singh, professors at Gandhi Medical College, see patients at an International Hospital unit.
Dr Ashish Gohiya, an orthopaedic surgeon, runs a private clinic and visits Suditi Hospital after 5 pm. Dr Raghvendra Singh Meena oversees cardiology patients from his clinic in Jawahar Chowk. Patients allege they are directed to these private clinics during their government hospital visits.
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