Private medical practitioners and their nursing homes form the backbone of primary and secondary healthcare in rural and urban India. But unlike large hospital chains, which are more resilient in terms of finances, resources and clout, Covid-19 has put many private healthcare providers in a difficult situation. Viswanath Pilla brings out the chalk and charcoal difference in these two private-sector segments through the story of a tiny clinic in Tamil Nadu’s Dindigul townFrom nursing homes to corporate hospitals, how private healthcare has managed Covid-19
Private medical practitioners and their nursing homes form the backbone of primary and secondary healthcare in rural and urban India. But unlike large hospital chains, which are more resilient in terms of finances, resources and clout, Covid-19 has put many private healthcare providers in a difficult situation. Viswanath Pilla brings out the chalk and charcoal difference in these two private-sector segments through the story of a tiny clinic in Tamil Nadu’s Dindigul town
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