With cases in metros coming down, large hospitals with less than 50% occupancy want to reallocate COVID beds to non-COVID patients. But regulations prevent them from doing so. Hospitals complain rates fixed by the govt are very low and do not even cover the cost of treatment.Price cap, concentration on metros dash hospital chains’ revenue recovery hopes from COVID-19 treatment
With cases in metros coming down, large hospitals with less than 50% occupancy want to reallocate COVID beds to non-COVID patients. But regulations prevent them from doing so. Hospitals complain rates fixed by the govt are very low and do not even cover the cost of treatment.
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