Maha Health Minister directs to speed up Covid-19 treatment bill audit

Published On 2021-10-15 04:30 GMT   |   Update On 2022-12-17 09:13 GMT
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Mumbai: Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Tuesday issued instructions to expedite the audit of COVID-19 treatment bills to provide relief to patients.

He said state government officials have been told to increase the number of auditors and complete scrutiny of bills quickly.

Also Read: Union Health Minister Steps In To Probe Rs 1.8 Crore COVID Bill Levied By Max Hospital

Tope issued the instructions after holding a meeting with representatives from Corona Ekal Rehabilitation Committee and Jan Aarogya Abhiyan.

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Dr Abhay Shukla, convenor of Jan Aarogya Abhiyan, claimed many hospitals had overcharged COVID-19 patients and their kin.

Also Read: Delhi Hospital Charges Whooping Rs 1.8 Crore For COVID Treatment, MP Writes To Mandaviya

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