High court orders govt to regulate Covid-19 treatment charge

High court orders govt to regulate Covid-19 treatment charges


July 9, 2021
A Covid-19 patient in ICU
Edward Bindhe was diagnosed in early June with COVID-19. Upon consultation with a doctor, he bought drugs off the shelf and stocked up on local herbs.
Then, with a collapsed lung, failed breathing and total body weakness, Bindhe, who had just lost two relatives to COVID-19, was admitted to a private hospital. Bindhe, who is continuing to receive treatment as an outpatient, said that while in the ward, a cashier constantly visited his bed reminding him of his accumulating medical bill.
“After two days of admission, the hospital told me they needed me to advance some money, Shs 2.5 [million], and I did not have it anyway," he said.

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