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@bhatia_nachiket People have to forcefully sell their assets like flats to pay for hospital bills.

And even after paying, there is no refund if the operation fails. Doctor will never accept their mistake and negligence is impossible to prove.

Is any other product or service sold this way ?

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@Qazwsx19972023 @drgunjand The question isn't negligence. If the surgery fails, why should the full fee be payable? “You accepted the risk” doesn't answer whether payment is justified when the intended result isn't achieved.

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@AnujNamdeo33255 @bhatia_nachiket Thank you for your reply.

In each and every business there is success and failure. And businesses get paid only for giving successful output.

The goal of a doctor should be to treat a patient, if I am not wrong. But doctors charge full money irrespective of result.

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@Dating_ur_soul Sir, are you comparing doctors with IAS officers ?

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@dr_mehta I thought Medicine was a Noble profession.

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@drprashantmish6 Sir, a simple question.

Does any hospital in India give even a partial refund for an unsuccessful planned operation ?

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@SiemensIndia Your after sales support and service centre support is below average.

Won't recommend anyone to buy Siemens Sinumerik controller.

Siemens refuses to provide repair support after few years.

FANUC continues to provide parts and supports even after decades.