Nagpur: Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) on Tuesday said he had received 580 complaints from patients regarding the excess bills charged by private hospitals who treated them to Coronavirus.
The statement was made by the additional NMC Commissioner of Ram Joshi in a written statement on the Nagpur bench of the High Court (HC).
Suo Motu PIL Based on the Toi report where Shread Bhandarkar was appointed with Nidhi Dayani will come to hear on Wednesday.
According to Joshi, the Civic body has received 425 complaints – including the one submitted by the former Mayor of Sandip Joshi – against the hospital until June 2 and in the last three weeks, 125 is more added.
“From them, 496 was finally praised by NMC.
However, despite detailed and reasonable orders, many hospitals have not obeyed.
Besides that, 84 complaints were sent to their respective hospitals according to the direction of HC.
They were told to give up their responses in seven days.
They, 80 have responded and NMC will prosecute them wisely, “Joshi said.
He added that in response awaited from four hospitals, it could cause delays in loading complaints of patients and their relatives.
“The additional city commissioner Jalaj Sharma has held a meeting in his room with Amicus Curiae, Advice on the Indian Medical Association (IMA) Bhanudas Kulkarni and lawyer NMC Sushir Puranik.
They were told non-compliance with the hospital and Ima was asked to convince them to work with the body Civic to resolve patient complaints by sending their reply.
However, the response is still awaited, “Joshi said.
NMC received 580 complaints against PVT Hompons from Covid patients
