The hospital services, business or social services
By advokatku
@advokatku (4033)
Indonesia
March 7, 2010 10:01pm CST
has been hospitalized? how hospital services are you feeling? What is there difference between service class I, II, III and VIP? why hospitals implement classes for the patients?
I don't understand, whether hospital services are a business or social services, as I know, in business services such as hospitals, there is no competition dirty and dropped another. The form of services the hospital is service which related to health and even human life. What made it worthy be a business?
3 responses
@homeshoppers (6166)
• Philippines
8 Mar 10
i was hospitalized due to thyroid operation and since im using my medicard then i have the option to choose which hospital i want since they will be the one to pay my hospitalization and not me. i choose the very well known hospital here in our country
and was admitted in private room and have my own doctor, everyday the doctor always visited me in my room to check if my operation ws doing fine or not. i like their service as the nurse and doctor always have a smile in their face which really make your day. but now, im not sure where to give birth coz i dont have medicard and i only have limited money so i guess it doesnt matter what hospital it is.
and was admitted in private room and have my own doctor, everyday the doctor always visited me in my room to check if my operation ws doing fine or not. i like their service as the nurse and doctor always have a smile in their face which really make your day. but now, im not sure where to give birth coz i dont have medicard and i only have limited money so i guess it doesnt matter what hospital it is.
@allknowing (130077)
• India
8 Mar 10
That hospital services are social services is not true. Hospitals also have to survive although there are hospitals mainly run by government which give free treatment and in private hospitals there are free beds available for poor patients. The hospital that I know charges differently for different services apart from room charges even surgeries are charged differently depends on which room one has occupied. There are deluxe, speciality, semi speciality and general wards categories.
@workingmoms (195)
• Philippines
8 Mar 10
Well, I gave birth to both of my girls at The Medical City. When I gave birth I had the best service that is why whenever we need to rush the kids in a hospital, we always go back at The Medical City. We don't go to other hospitals because of not so good experience. The Medical City made a lot of difference.
