Re:Requirement of change in mindset towards ayurveda doctors

[Guest guest]

dear cybervaidya

 

myself also running a hospital in kerala, we treat poor patients freely, that

we are doing as our obligation to the society. as you said,nobody gives us

concessions. we have to pay full rent, full electricity bill(8 times that of a

residential house), phone bill, salary, advertisement, and even donations( in

kerala donations means money taken forcefully from various parties irrespective

right/left). no concessions are there. when the margin on allopathic ranges from

a minimum of 40% to 1000% or more, genuine ayurvedic medicines comes with only

30% max. that is also after a lot of bargains, even after 5 successful years, we

have to bargain the margins. if we are not money oriented, how we can survive,

how we can run our service?

 

 

snehapoorvam

vipin

[Guest guest]

You are not money orientated if you give free care to the poor - but at the

same time you have to bargain for better prices so that you are able to help

those who need you - and you have to be practical and to a certain extent

you have to use your business head as you are running a business to benefit

mankind - perhaps you can encourage those who receive free treatment and

their friends and families to help you raise more money for your hospital

and for the care you give. What donations do you have to give to others? Do

others also give donations to the hospital?

 

Jane

 

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> myself also running a hospital in kerala, we treat poor patients freely,

> that we are doing as our obligation to the society. as you said,nobody

> gives us concessions................if we are not money oriented, how we can

survive, how we can run

> our service?