Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is the address of the hospital?
A1: The hospital is located at Itkhola, Cachar, Assam, India.
Q2: What is the discipline or system of medicine followed at this hospital?
A2: The hospital practices Allopathic medicine.
Q3: What is the pin code for the hospital’s location?
A3: The pin code for the hospital is 788002.
Q4: How can I contact the hospital via telephone?
A4: You can contact the hospital at 0.
Q5: In which district is the hospital located?
A5: The hospital is located in the Cachar district.
Q6: In which state is the hospital located?
A6: The hospital is located in the Assam.
Q7: What care type and category does the hospital fall under?
A7: The care type and category information are not specified in the details provided.
Q8: Does the hospital have an emergency number or a toll-free number?
A8: No, the hospital does not have an emergency number, toll-free number, or helpline listed.
Q9: Does the hospital have a website or email IDs for contact?
A9: No, the hospital does not have a website or email IDs listed for contact.
Q10: What are the specialties and facilities available at the hospital?
A10: The specialties and facilities available at the hospital are not specified in the details provided.
Q11: Is the hospital accredited or registered with any official body?
A11: There is no information provided regarding the hospital's accreditation or registration number.
Patient Rights and Responsibility
As per patient you have the following certain rights:
- Right to receive proper medical care
- Right to information on clinical identity
- Right to have a second opinion
- Right to be treated respectfully
- Right to privacy and medical confidentiality
- Right to decision making
- Right to access medical information
- Right to know the cost of treatment
- Right to complain
- Right to have advised regarding research associated with them
- Right to have their own medical record on request
- Right to be informed about the hospital rules & regulation
- Right to refuse treatment and accept the consequences
- Right to choose their doctors
- Right to be informed about the findings of the initial assessment
- Right to protect from physical abuse or neglect
- Right to be informed about triage
As a patient you have certain responsibilities:
- To provide accurate and complete information
- To follow instruction given by healthcare provider
- To respect and consideration of other patient and healthcare worker
- To refuse of treatment/accepting consequences
- To follow hospital rules and regulations
- To be responsible for his/her financial commitment
- To be responsible for safety of his own belongings
