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Archive for June, 2008

Hospitals ordered to hand over all medical records within 72 hours

There have been numerous cases in the past where patients have complained that hospitals have been lax in handing over their medical records to them. Hospitals have used this delay as a deterring factor if the patient wants to move to another hospital. In cases where there is a dispute between the patient and the [...]

Adding riders to insurance policies

When a person is considering taking insurance, one always comes across various riders that one can add to the insurance policy. After all, who would not get attracted to the additional safety of adding on some accident benefits to a life policy, and many other riders to a health policy. What I do know is [...]

Higher home loan rates – what can you do ?

The rise of interest rates has been a steady factor for the last couple of years. There was a time just a few years back when it seemed that interest rates would reach historically low levels, and banks had started offering housing interest rates at levels as low as 7.25%. For people looking to buy [...]

Consumer Commission pulls up lab for delayed test report

Today’s world is a world of speed. If you remember previous times, in case of a medical problem, you would go to a hospital and give your samples over there for check-up; and you would get your results later (maybe the next day, but mostly after a few days). However, as medical science improved, the [...]

Delhi High criticizes sadistic behaviour of DDA

Citizens of the country have mostly bad thoughts about interacting with Government bodies; a lot of them come across officialdom who are not responsive and caring about their needs (as an example, making them come repeatedly even for small errors in the red tape process), and so on. There are babus (officials), who are friendly, [...]



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