Patient Rights & Responsibilities

A Legacy of Trust and Excellence

Right for uniform care irrespective of race, colour, caste, religionor country of origin.
Right to receive medical advice and treatment which fully meets the currently accepted standards of care and quality
Right to have clear description of your medical condition and plan of care.
Right to receive care with privacy and dignity at all times and under all circumstances with consideration to spiritual and cultural needs.
Confidentiality of information relating to your medical condition.
Right to expect safety in so far as the hospital practices and environment are oncerned.
Right to know the identity and professional status of your care provider.
Right to information on expected cost and tariff rates.
Right to be informed in a format and language the patient/family can understand.
Right to consent and refuse treatment.
Right to consult a physician of your choice from the panel of consultants in the ospital.
Right to access your clinical and medical records.
Right to know about the hospital rules and regulations.
Right to make complaints and suggestions.

Provide accurate information about present and past health condition.
Read and understand all medical forms including consent forms thoroughly prior to signing.
Co-operate with the agreed plan of care.
Observe hospital policies, procedures and rules for safety.
Make the payment of the bills on time as directed by the hospital.
Respect the visiting timings and not to bring children below lOyears as visitors.
Show consideration for the rights of other patients and the hospital by following the hospital rules concerning patient conduct.
Not to ask the hospital to provide incorrect information or certificates.
Not to litter the hospital and Support the hospital in keeping the environment clean.
Maintain Silence.
To protect the hospitals property from damage and misuse.