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- A travel vlogger from the United States recently said that she was "blown away by the affordability and quality of Indian healthcare." Watch in for more details!
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I'm an American traveler in India recently receiving life saving medical care at Fortis Hospital in Chandigarh India. Indias health care is far more affordable and compassionate far less corrupt and Greedy than the system in my own country
Love from India to America my friend ... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉😊
Thank you for acknowledging
Yes baba dhaba you are an " American Traveler"
...hmm i wouldn't say treatment in fortis hospital is really affordable for most indians...but well it wouldn't bring middle class on streets 😅
@kerorikun8910 oh no doubt for India standard prices fortis hospital is extremely expensive. Plus they were charging me a 45% increase fee for being foreigner. But compared to my country America the medical care and cost here was far more favorable!!!
My brother's daughter was born with hearing loss and we found out that she couldn't hear when she was about 1 year old, she recently had surgery which cost more than 12 lakhs ( 14,368 USD), but 50% total amount we got by government and rest of 50% we get after surgery. thanks to Uttar Pradesh government
Jai Rahul Gandhi
@@ravinunna1168 Bro, this is year 2024. RG is not in power in UP.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@@ravinunna1168
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
@@ravinunna1168
I literally feel pity over people like u i mean koi itna gawar kese ho sakta hai?
My doctor in Bangalore India used to charge me 100 rs only till 2019. Hardly 1.5 USD... I asked him why you are Charging less in a suburban middile class, upper class living. He smiled and said iam 55+ and single what Wil I do with money.. This is my service👍 I still remember his face..
Where is his clinic in Banglore , its rare to get doctors who treats patients as patients and not money !
what a hero...
India have lots of such doctors.
@@vishnusaitejanagabandi9009 Kasturi Nagar
Finally!!! Indian healthcare getting the recognition it deserves!!! India might lack alot of things but healthcare is not one of it!! Cheap yet superior heath care system thats better than developed countries!!
Superior Only in private hospitals... Not in government hospitals.. In government hospitals, there will be 2 patients sleeping on the floor between 2 beds.
@@WR-NC-ASPL i get this. But I don't think you know the cost of treatment in America our govt hospitals cost almost nothing. Americans are in so much debt despite insurance because of the exorbitant prices they pay for simple treatments. They are being scammed by their govt and corporations. I know India lacks a few basics but the necessary treatments are given in govt hospitals. And even our private ones are nothing compared to their healthcare. Their healthcare is daylight robbery
Not at all so clear-cut although this video makes a few valid points- the USA system is notorious for its profit-motive compared to most Western ones and most Indians still cannot afford these private healthcare systems so it is comparing apples to oranges.
I guess u people dnt know about the word India's medical tourism I learnt this in 2012-13 i guess
@mohi024 Cheap Medical Tourism again does not serve the Indian masses - it makes profits for companies and benefits better-off foreigners. Furthermore, the Indian government is desperate to brain-drain India of qualified doctors by sending 2,000 of them to help fill gaps in the NHS here in the UK.
For India : Patient
For US : Customer
True
Doctors stay day night awake just to look at patients, they are angels
In India also most of doctors prioritise Money over patients
That's not India usa brother. Every field has become money minded these days. Doctors in india too work for money only.
@@wanderlust1334 ahh bro that is so sad 😿
If India improves in other aspects of life like a clean environment, good living conditions and population control it would be the best country to live in.
No thanks.. already foreigners have realised how they can live a luxurious life in India and many have even come and settled here. Imagine if the infrastructure and all improves.. foreigners from all over will come to stay here and eventually the whites will again start to rule us.
It will happen slowly day and night
The best place to get Indian health care is America, or UK, where all the good Indian doctors go! Jai Hind!!
@@user-pv2xy1og8h how dumb can you be?
@@user-pv2xy1og8h Indian healthcare is not just good doctors. It's affordable medicines, quick tests, and good medical infrastructure.
Because in America the healthcare system prioritizes money, not health
its opposite... india care about money... only top 20% of people have access to health care... in America, you have to pay health insurance, everyone gets health care... so emergency cases are given priority... minor cases are not considered.
being top 20% rich in India> being in America> being poor in india.
Even here.
@@jayasuriyaj3470 i can assure you, that you are not completely wrong but also not completely right, cuz government hospitals are really affordable and most of them provide really good services although not as good as pvt hospitals but yeah its good and that 20% data of yours is outdated, around 70% of the people have access to healthcare
@@jayasuriyaj3470 and government is providing aid to poor people for their health care so yeah
@@madhubharti1360 you are right, India is developing... may be i exaggerated... On the other hand, people don't understand what middle class in India means... Middle class people earns around 10 thousand per month... Most village in India don't have standard hospitals let's forget about health care system. So 70% of Indians getting health care seems too much... Let's keep it 50%😂
In India there are different types of healthcare, for rich, middleclass and poor. But poor people also get affordable healthcare. Same cannot be said about UK. I broke my toes while in UK and I was paying for insurance, so I should have got all checkup done free of cost. Waiting time was 3-4hrs, X-Ray took another hour, appointment with doctor after 2 days, surgery was scheduled after 3 weeks. For a week I walked with broken toes, but could not bear the pain(no pain meds). So took a flight, came to my hometown, got appointment with doc at 8AM and surgery was done at 3PM same day. Entire expenditure was less than 19k rupees and I went to a non-fancy private hospital.
But the thing is you can also get scammed as a foreigner or as a NRI. If they find out... They cost you much more charge. For example once we came in India in March 2021 in covid. We had our vaccines at the airport in India. And when we were about to leave from India we got a covid PCR test don't before hand and the rest came out negative. But just a day before when we were about to leave we got a call from government people saying that your test actually was incorrect for my mum and her test came out positive. We were confused and immediately went to the lab and got out the test printed out. And whilst my dad went out to get those test results. The government people were already there to do a test on my mum. I told them to wait outside the door until my dad comes back with the test paper . And when he did he showed them the test paper and argued with them how can you show negative just a day before And call the next day saying it's positive. I believe they were trying to scam us into making the test positive when they came to our house to test my mum. Good thing we didn't let them or they would've altered the test hence keeping us behind longer.
😢
Bruh my comment got deleted
The best place to get Indian health care is America, or UK, where all the good Indian doctors go! Jai Hind!!
@@user-pv2xy1og8h good? Indian produces 100k doctors, we have enough to send few to US or UK
MRI in Canada is almost a 2yr wait. In India you can get it done the same day with results in 2 days.
No, we get the Results (MRI scan copy) on same day, but yes it takes 4-6 hrs
Same day in big city
wtf 2 year wait
Itne me insaan swarg bhi chala jayega😂😂RIP for those patients who are in emergency but in India you'll get MRI report in just 4-5 hours
Really 2 waiting time???
India has the best health care ..i flew all the way from UK for treatment ❤🇮🇳
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
Don't stay here for 200 years buddy 😂😂
Why some much hatred for no reason bhai. He is just appreciating @@KrishGupta1290
@@KrishGupta1290hahahahaha. Good one, Krish!
@@siddharthasthana2195 🙏🏼
My friend in Australia, aged abt 52 , has a kidney issue, his earliest possible appointment with a nefrologist is 10 months away, in Hyderabad India we can walk into a specialist’s consulting room per our choice, that’s when my eyes opened
in 10month they can do only post mortem. once kidney failed it will kill within 2 days.
That's cause the doctors are taught to be public servants/ social workers first. My cousin is a doctor, quite reputable in his city. When I asked why you chose it, he said "when people come back & tell me, they're now in relief.. that makes my soul happy & motivates to do so again & better."
I am a specialist doctor in telangana govt and yes anyone can walk in during op hours
@Phynix72 My cousin is a vice principal of a pvt medical college. In Kerala, consultation charges are less. Around 10 years back, renewal is once a month. He used to call the patients before completing 30 days so the poor could save the consultation fee. In India also treatment is fast, but high-end pvt hospitals drain an average Indian of his wealth
What in the actual fuk ! Your friends needs to wait 10 months for a kidney treatment ! In India, your friend could've consulted 10 different kidney specialists (nephrologists) in less than 10 hours 😂
We don't need to wait for months to meet a specialist.
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
The waiting period in USA, despite having Medical Insurance is very long. The health care system can’t even handle 300 million people for a developed nation.
Medical facilities are easy to get in India
That is true, all the government hospitals get regular visits from specialists and doctors who have their own private hospitals, it is very common practice. And anyway you need specialist advice for seriously ill patients only which are in very small numbers.
Not everything is perfect but it took a leap for sure and technology played a huge role into it.
My grandma had to wait for 4 months to get an mri in aiims delhi
We still need loads of improvement
Indian health care system is very quick and responsive . ❤ A role model
In pvt hospitals if you have money
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
Depends on each states in India how it is delivered fastly and perfectly.
The amount of pressure the doctors have to treat every patient for minimal pay is horrendous. Waiting time is in years in UK but if you ask a patient to wait for sometime in India they will just stab the doctor
Conditions applied if you have money in hand
As a foreign student in India, my gallbladder surgery was done within 2 weeks . Thanks CH hospital bangalore. From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
I agree…. Some hospitals in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Bangalore will put the western healthcare system in shame. They are totally world class and affordable.
Andhra & Telangana have free hospitals that can give even some top multi speciality hospitals a run for their money.
Woman is talking about Vadodara, Gujarat. Stop your south pseudo superiority
Yes, especially Tamilnadu's doctor patient ratio is crazy. You can see clinic in every streets..
@@Dhruvrajgujar because she didnt came to south india...by which she could have got far better care
its not pseudo ...its true south is always better than north...north is like north korea and south is like south korea
@@captaingiridharbarva your comment showing quality of education in south
We have some of the best doctors in the world.
And If we remove reservation then 🎉
Oh Yes!
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
thanks to parents who force their child to become 1no.
@@elanita71 Yes! That's so wrong! I condemn it. Every profession has its value n fragrance. Parents need counselling too.
Medical treatment up to 7000 USD or 5 lakhs is free in India. Nobody dies due to lack of medical care in India as they do in USA and other Western countries. EDIT: it is free medical treatment of up to 7000 $ or 5 Lakhs per year every year.
That's mostly applicable to BPL population
Applies to all u just need to apply for Prime minister ayushman bharat or like in our state we have cheeranjeevi and other schemes by state government in addition to central govt schemes@@reginageorgetownuni
@@reginageorgetownuniwhich is more than 1/2 billion people. No other country can or will do that.
@@reginageorgetownuni It is applicable to anybody with a Health card. In Government hospitals treatment is free for all. The doctor or nurse don't ask your financial background.
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
Oh my country India, how much more proud will you make me feel?❤
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
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The people who always trolls india , now they are praising us 😌 my motherland is healing 🥺😫❤️
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
We don't need any certificate bro atleast from whites
THE MOTHERLAND still needs some toilets though.
@@susanwjoh0re735your country needs some healthy less obese folks
@@susanwjoh0re735 we have toilets stop going to slums and visit urban areas maybe dont watch too much reels regarding indian hatred
Thank u. As a person working in public health with minimum wages, i feel seen. It took a foreigner to say a good word about us. We will always try to provide good health care for our people. Vande Matharam🙏
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
" Vande mataram " it is a gratitude sign to our motherland @@LechrimosBulbilona
@@LechrimosBulbilona Sanskrit
@@LechrimosBulbilona it was spoken in ancient India but now no more than a few thousand people speak it, but you can learn it if you want.There are plenty of Sanskrit literature and philosophy books, some even a few thousand year old!
@@LechrimosBulbilona I meant only a few thousand speak it as their mother tongue and I know more than half of the people in the Indian government are corrupt but what is the relevance of this fact in this conversation?
Canadian here who would 110% travel to India if I had “non emergency” surgery that was affecting my life that I could get there. Like if I was waiting 18+ months like we do here for a hip replacement in Canada!!!
Our emergency services are “ok” when it’s a REAL emergency, like a heart attack but our emergency rooms are packed often and wait times for anything non emergency is long.
Hip Replacement Surgery in India costs around Rupees 1.5 Lakh to 4 Lakh. That would be around $6000 or less compared to $35,000 Plus in North America.
@@_wokeweaklingscryoverwords_ I mean, I wouldn’t pay a red penny in Canada. But I might wait 18 months. I might not be able to WORK for 18 months straight if I did some job like postal delivery. So it might be well worth the cost which would also have to factor in travel to get there. I could see it costing around $10,000. But for peace of mind, faster treatment, it could definitely be worth it.
I did have surgery there last year but I didn’t travel there specifically for it, more like it came up as a more urgent issue while I was there, for something I originally was going to get done in Canada. So we just bit the bullet and had it done. Cost around $1000 US, for orthopaedic surgery but nothing as complicated as a hip replacement. It was a small incision and a hardware removal situation. I was delighted to get it done there tho, as it meant I didn’t wait for weeks in Canada and get bumped 3 times!
@@macbump Not just Hip Replacement Surgery even getting your Tooth removed at a Dentist costs a lot in North America. Without Insurance it’s about 300 bucks to get one Tooth removed. Removal of Wisdom Tooth costs more.
No need to come
@@chaomaochowmein rude.
Indians are blessed with very affordable health care system. There are many doctors who collect just 100 to 300 (indian rupees)for a high quality service.
we are not intimidated by insurance and high health care cost. Like our precious body organs we fail to realise how precious our health care system is. If improved for better it will unparalled in any part of the world. I'am not under medical care. But I praise whole heartedly about the service doctors offer despite small hiccups
Doctor appointment in 300₹ , 300/83=__$
There are even some government doctors who have completely free private practice at home. My neurologist was like that. The travel, tests and medicines was the only cost we had to worry about.
I guess it varies from place to place. I live in a metro city and here a normal consultation would cost u around 1000-1500 and if u include the medicines it's somewhere around 2-3k per visit..!
Still people call doctors dacoit, lootera. Just because of their poor mindset
yes my doctor used to charge me 1-1.5 USD per visit..@@Sandy-b7j
I was surprised when i found out my sister need to take prior appointment in US and has to wait even for weeks to months for simple consultations. With the highest population in India this is not the case at all. You can get consultation same day or the other day. Atleast for simple consultations and even for emergencies. For simple tooth problem they use to come to India get treated, and go back that would be more convenient and cheaper including flight tickits. Can u believe that.
That's true and I prefer the Indian speed. But Indian doc gives you 10mins and the western doc gives you half hour.
@@rskolkata i dont think in every case you need 30 mins consultation.
@@mygreenparadise431 but detailed examination only give u proper diagnosis, for proper diagnosis u will need time, sometimes, some rare diseases can be misdiagnosed as common disease.
@@rskolkatawhere? 😂 in the US they give you only 4 minutes and their buzzer starts buzzing.
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
I have seen many Doctors here in Canada Looking down on Indian Doctors. With One specialist doctor after a 10 minute conversation she realized that the Indian Doctor that my Uncle's family in India go to came as a guest Lecturer here in Canada and she knows him. The Doctors in India are highly Knowledgeable specifically in the big Hospitals
Avoid reservation doctors, rest of the doctors have to work their ass up to reach that position.
Not only in big hospitals even if you go to any small hospital i prefer govt hospitals their facilities are not that good but doctors are all at same level because you need to study atleast 10 years to become a doctor and have to give super hard exams just to get in a med college
Indian doctors are highly experienced in short time due to our population. Though we can't say that we have the best healthcare system due to lack of doctors in India. As mentioned by WHO there has to be 1000 person for one doctor but in India's case it's around 1200 person for a doctor.
@@paadipanta2607 good !! something never changes people like you reminds us why need of reservation ?
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
We need to promote our country through health tourism like turkey 😅😊
Pron hub you stop 1st
We are already promoted. Everyone knows .
Lakhs of patients come for treatment in India every year from neighbours like Bangladesh srilanka Pakistan Maldives etc
@@spoidy3180Even Arabs from Middle East visit India for treatment.
It's only for rich@@spoidy3180
Indians are very disciplined and hard working. Opposite is the case when it comes to governance and police.
Discipline n Hardwork 😅😅😅
@@armstrong2450Your "corrupt" 'Governance' and 'Police' also comes from Indians only
Well the countries worst lot goes into these profession in india that's why.
Buddy this is only in Kerala which is the most educated state. This doesnt happen anywhere else in india. Don't get too much excited! Lol
Discipline, are you sure about that 🤔 go in the local train and bus you can see discipline there 😂😂
I wish every needy in India gets similar treatment, including govt hospitals.
Treatment is free
Even surgery is also free in india under 6000$
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
that is only for rich and privileged. For poor which makes 90 percent of India, there are long lines no home service, unhygienic and somehow running equipment and infrastructure. The price is cheap comparatively to other countries, but many doctors try to sell medicine from their partner companies which are more costly compared to government incentivised medicine. And many villages don't even have doctors in health centre.
@@supersaiyan460that is advertised but in my state only medicines are free and equipment test cost is still charged. And to acquire these free service we need to apply giving what not details and time. Many poor who don't have idea don't get such service
@@supersaiyan460 6000$ for an average indian is super expensive
As an Indian doctor, I can say that people here are blessed to have this system as compared to other Western countries.
Not really for western it's cheap but not so much for indian citizens
@@rajkishorebehera7489 in Kerala, government hospitals provides it's best for the citizens. For eg free treatment for those who are below poverty line and other benifits. I can't say for the other states but here health system is the best.
@@DrSharuMaria Any free treatment always comes with long waiting time.
@@rajkishorebehera7489 nop not in Kerala. Anyways what r u trying to prove by arguing 🙄
@@DrSharuMaria I'm just presenting some possibilities with free healthcare, not trying to prove anything.
I get all mh treatment done in India. It's just so much better than anywhere else, it's at a very good price, and the care is top quality. The doctors seem much more knowledgable, and show a concern for the patient rather than being a robot.
Of course! Indian health care has taken a quantum leap in the last decade or so in terms of facilities, sophistication, technology and so on. The quality & efficiency of the medical professional are world-class as well. Thanks to everyone who made it possible!
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
It’s not just about technology. In usa you might have to wait for weeks to months before your turn to see doctor comes for opd visit. By that time it could be that your issue might have resolved by themselves. There are both pros and cons to this. Doctor gets to spend about half an hour hearing and discussing with you in visit but at the cost of long waiting time.
The best place to get Indian health care is America, or UK, where all the good Indian doctors go! Jai Hind!!
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
my pleasure!!
I was just telling my close relatives in the US that with their US money, they can get the highest quality care immediately in India, with appointment to top surgeons for consultation.
I just read an article that the urgent care system in the US is doing a critical mistake of re-evaluating the primary care provider’s decision of sending them to the ER (ICU in India), which can cost one’s life. This is happening due to corporate greed in America. Even an American doctor has written that he was conned in being charged $1500 for an X-ray instead of $500, as the urgent care center claimed itself as part of a bigger hospital system and charged the higher hospital charges.
Health care, especially for senior people in America will “kill you” if you have any major health problems or need home care. You are finished.
That is why lot of American citizens of Indian origin come back to India post retirement.
1500 dollars for xray😮 here in India the most expensive xrays cost around 150 to 200 dollars 🙏
Dude, I got my X-ray in India for like less than 1000rs, which is around 10-15 dollars.
ER is not ICU in India. If you are taking about urgent care, you most probably meant 'Casuality'. Urgent care is either Casuality/Emergency ward in India
I had 10-11 x-rays for my lungs in 2020 at just 1100-1200 rupees(almost 15 dollars)
And it's free in gov medical Colleges @@spoidy3180
I'm not at all surprised. I'm in America and our health care system is horrible.
Can you explain how it is horrible
The healthcare system in India has improved significantly especially after COVID... after COVID India realized it is important to have organized system and plus we finally have a pandemic protocol! 🙏
@@kunalnagarkoti4409 it's all money focused. Everyone needs insurance to get treated because medicines are so expensive.
Not your fault, but your people's fault for happily giving away power to the corporates.
POOR people in INDIA live in reality, not some utopian fantasy. Anywhere in the world, GOVT INSTITUTIONS are crap
My mom is medical assistant in India. YaY. She's really worked long hours and served patients at meagre cost. 🎉
Thanks to your mom for her selfless service to the people
Anyone who saves one life, saves the world entire
If you are rich , then india is heaven for medical tourism . Not for poor.
There are so many schemes even for poor ppl. But it's just that many ppl don't knw abt those schemes. But for upper middle class n Rich ppl it's the best across the globe. You get to meet top specialists and get your consultation done. Sadly Indians don't value these things.
There are all kinds of medical services for the rich, middle class and the poor. A close relative of mine had to stay in a government hospital for close to a month because of a critical medical condition. You know what the bill amount was? It was just Rs.2000/-. For people Below Poverty Line, it is just a few hundred rupees. They only had to pay for hospital room charges, everything else like food, medicines, doctor consultation etc., was basically free. And I cannot praise enough about the way the hospital maintained utmost cleanliness.
Everything is corporate in America. India also has. cOrporate hospitals but with a high human value especially for small children. Highly qualified Drs are there n India. I am so happy, i live n India.
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
A simple kidney stone test cost a total of $18k, and my out-of-pocket expense was $1.8k. All they needed to do was a CT scan, but they also took blood and urine tests. I avoided the IV painkiller. The doctor recommended the IV because, if the stone was big, they could operate. The CT scan showed the stone was 3mm. Despite this, they prepared for an operation, which is why the blood tests were done. In the end, they only prescribed a painkiller, and I was still charged $1.8k. Fked up US health care system.
Ct scan in india will be 15 dollars doctor fees 3 to 5 dollar blood test 3 dollar and I sometimes consult my family doctor on WhatsApp for free😂😂😂
Surgery for a Stone of 3mm 🤣🤣🤣🤣lmfao
@@swapnadeepdas9497 it's a robbery in day light just the method is different.
@swapnadeepdas9497 That’s the real crime 😂😂 only medical people will understand. But maybe it was obstructed in upj causing hydronephrosis who knows
my friend's mother just had a 12mm stone laser operation last month and it cost just $1.5k including everything in private hospital
All thanks to dr and nurses who work day and night to help people in need .
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
Being Indian and living in USA, I would India health care system is the best. Doctors are priority oriented than the appointment in US.
You don't need an appointment to see a doctor, you can walk in and wait till your turn. If there is an emergency, even the housekeeping guy can understand that and take you to the right direction to the treatment room. The Nurses are more capable in handling the patients, they can understand situation very well and their presence mind is amazing. Most doctors are available in person 24X7. Doctors are treated as GOD in India.
My Brother-in-law heart surgery completed with $1000 with Govt issued insurance.
India 🇮🇳
Definitely some of the best Drs on planet earth.
Indian healthcare system is one of the worst in the world
Indian healthcare is amazing , i had a very critical surgery last year oct should have costed around 12-14 lakhs but got it done for free , it’s time demanding though and people don’t really have that kind of time because they usually get diagnosed too late or the bigger tests like scans have very long waiting period which is I believe one of the greatest problem of govt hospitals , as for me i was able to afford my scans at regular intervals at private hospitals and hence the smoothness in my treatment . God bless AIIMS i hope everyone gets the required treatment they deserve!
surgeons got ripped off.... pay them why do you beg ? they have worked 20years for that skill, you are boasting about ripping off hard working peaople shame
Are you slow😂..The govt will cover their salary sweetheart..the surgeons are not doing it for free..the govt covers that😂..@@skraapapap
Salute to our doctors ❤ love you guys
This is true, I have seen health care of 2 to 3 other much higher per capita countries and identified that Indian health care system is easily accessible, faster with no weeks of waiting time and also economic. My wife diagnosis with Anemia could not get dose where I took her, had it been India, should could have got from any nearby clinic.
Mere hi gali m 250mt k andr 5 doctors k clinic hain
That's my India ❤🎉!
Anyone can visit a doctor at any time. India has the most experienced doctors and nurses in the world. Kerala is no 1 in it.
Tamilnadu is no.1 in doctors where 1 doctor for 253 people
The Medical services in India are stellar. 40% of doctors in UK/US are Indians as well. India is known as pharmacy of the world due to efficient and pharmaceutical companies of India produces major medicines.
Yeah damn right
Indian healthcare is affordable for Americans. Great job! Govt hospitals for the rest.
Get insurance and go to good hospitals. It's really not that difficult. I have insurance and got great treatment in a private hospital during Covid.
Also, the annual insurance premium is easily affordable for middle class people. You don't have to be super rich to do it.
So, stop whining and get insurance.
Only 10% of indians earns more than 20k ! @@divyas1114 get real
@@divyas1114 agree with you. But insurance companies do a lot of headache before releasing funds.
@@positivekumar3546 Actually there is an option where the hospital contacts the insurance to pay and the areas and the amount covered will also be available to the hospital, so they will inform us of the rest of the amount to pay. My mother in law had cataract surgery this way. The total cost is 48,000 for one eye including medicines/eye drops, we had to pay 3000 after insurance.
why are you begging man ? if you are techie, will you work for free under a govt company in name of service? ....make your app free instead of 500/ month subscription.?...i guess the skill you learnt, you want to monetize it, right? so same doctors need to monetize the decades of skills what you engineering baffons learn some crap in 4 years and earn 50 lpa
I had cancer third stage in 2017!I thought India was all villages and slum the way Hollywood shows us!When I went for treatment the India is much more advance im all terms...Best country in the world!Developed,Rich and Educated,Cultured etc in top notch!
Indians are sincere, educated & dedicated when it comes to work.
Hats off to our honest doctors, who r making their place in people hearts
India do have few Good Government Hospitals that are better and advanced than Private Hospitals.. but the number is extremely low, and number of patients is extremely huge.. And Private hospitals are very expensive for Indians to afford..
That's why the gov got the Ayushman bharat scheme
I remember one of our friend who has cancer n hip problem ...he waited many years ...i mean really many many years for his operation its sad ...being such a well developed country as compared to India . From around the world come to India n get your treatment done .
That's "thyro care" by the legend Dr.Velumani 🤩 Proud.
in chennai ?
@@khushalsingh819All over India
Glad you saw positive side of Bharat , we always get to hear only criticism , Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🇮🇳🙏
Not just india, healthcare is almost free and good in most countries in the world
Definitely not USA or Canada
@@PS-eg2bnAustralia is even worse
Free but not quick is of no use in case of emergency.
@@goodwill2174 it is quick, no prior appointment is required to get admitted into hospital
In India , normally a person doesnt go any health check in entire if doesnt sick for its second day.
People dont visit hospitals or clinics or doctors unless an emergency.
Here, its not a fashion yet , to boast your treatment and healthcare details to anyone
Yes absolutely. In the US it's a fashion if you have some sort of medical condition.
They proudly say that they have ADHD etc.. lol
Excellent information
Thanks for sharing our video!! Glad our experience has led to some important discussions
Thank You For visiting India 😊
@@PlanetPeace7 thanks for having us 🙏🏼 loving it
Indian engineers and doctors are the best in the world.
In USA Wallstreet corruption through INSURSNCE, Hospitals extended arm entities undermined the entire system, crippling it, rendering it entirely full of headaches, unclear, confusing. Insurance money goes to the stock market Banks and they don't want to pay..
Imagine having pain nine out of ten and be asked to wait for four hours or for that matter even HALF AN HOUR. Lousy Western health system. Thank you to those companies that gave us good medical benefits which helped with good hospitalisation for all three pregnancies. My own kids cant dream of that. the Catholic run hospitals and the government hospitals that may not have been like Escorts or the big wig hospitals were much better in services than all the gizmos to help the hospital staff not the patient
But please note, the anchor is referring to private Indian healthcare not the government one. Our healthcare should be so strong that we shouldn't require a private doctor visit.
Thats just not possible. No government can provide that
never put all your eggs in one basket. Govt should never be our main hope. We citizens should be able to solve problems internally. Govt should look after regulations, which they dont.
That is not true, I am from Goa and here people consider GMC, is a govt hospital more then any private hospital, depends on the state govt.
why are you begging man ? if you are techie, will you work for free under a govt company in name of service? ....make your app free instead of 500/ month subscription.?...i guess the skill you learnt, you want to monetize it, right? so same doctors need to monetize the decades of skills what you engineering baffons learn some crap in 4 years and earn 50 lpa
If that's the case , come to up govt. hospital.
Well done 👍 🇮🇳 Bharat India ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
❤ if the doctors are actually rewarded for the efforts they put in, our country's health care would be indisputably the best in the world!
In India you do not have to wait more than 24 for any type of surgery...😊
It's private healthcare as public healthcare system in India is broken
No it is not .. media portrays some cases in public hospitals which are not even 1 pc
Government hospital are best for minor problems
AIIMS are also government hospital 😂😂
Did u visit a Govt. dedicated hospital during COVID. 100 Times better than pvt hospital.
Atlest in TG, lack of awareness and may be long distance for some people.
Lakh of Bill's vs Free, people should demand for services in GOVT HOSPITALS, if not complain bcos Govt Hospitals R well funded. This is not Khangress Govt era
Yes it is. Go and check govt hospitals and their condition and how slow they work@@asinh1100
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India is ahead in health, banking and IT sector, only lacks in politics weather its opposition or ruling
Because US CAN PRINT USD AT THEIR OWN WILL, US DON'T NEED TO PUT ANY MORTGAGE!! But in INDIA, WE CANNOT PRINT RUPEE AT OUR OWN WILL.
SO WE ARE HEADING TO BRICS, AND VERY SOON COUNTRIES WILL BE DISASSOCIATED FROM UN AND ALL WILL BE WITH BRICS!! OUR HEALTH CARE IS VERY SINCERE AND COST EFFECTIVE!! BUT STILL DESPERATE INDIANS DIE TO LIVE IN US ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Often we take what we get in India easily and cry that we can’t get same abroad. That’s why Indians should come back and set up there company’s in India. Become an Entrepreneur and stop searching for jobs
Don't woory, in some months, Americans will get life tough for them and kick Non Americans out in desperation😂
When you earn 1500 Rs per hour in US , and In India most people earn 200 - 1000 rs in a day .
You can understand how high the cost is for Indians for medical tests to surgeries which costs lakhs.
But govt gave 500000 as a Ayushman bharat scheme to the people in need.. cry in the corner.. did USA govt gave any scheme?
If only is was so simplistic. USA high cost is actually from unnecessarily high administrative cost, which is caused by their infuriating 'private health insurance companies' which forces hospitals hire a lot more of staff and take up more time of doctors, on top of which many cheap alternative which insurance refuse to cover and also having high premiums. Unlike some random person, who doesn't actually know the insides of US Healthcare, this is actual reason given by US Healthcare professionals themselves.
@@aleenaprasannan2146I'm afraid same will be the case in India in a few years as the insurance companies are on a rise, some people have already complained about the high prices at private hospitals & the insurance not covering enough amount.
@@devashrijoshi9079 The major difference between US and India, is that in US they are entirely reliant on their employer for health insurance and that actually causes a nexus which does provide a healthy market. Here we don't our health insurance is not tied up with employers, which means they have to actually serve the public's needs more than what an employer thinks is enough. We also have many government insurance options as well. Plus our healthcare and pharma system are not entirely monopolized by a handful of corporates. We still have lots of private, government and co-operative hospitals in many different financial options. We still have some systematic safety nets
i wish this facility comes down to our remote areas in india as well.
people living in city can only avail this facility , while in rural areas it is difficult
That's difficult, not just in india but in any country it will be difficult to have specialist hospitals in every village of the country. The aim should be basic healthcare facilities in every village, and world class specialist treatment in the nearest city.
@@user-rl6nf9ph4i enlighted
I am glad a privileged tourist got the premium experience of our health care system. My mother who passed away during COVID due to lack of ventilators and oxygen in the same country is smiling from heaven hearing about this.
In other countries the healthcare professionals have strict regulations to regulate their number. In india nothing like that. So manpower in india is huge. That is the plus point . But facilities suck.
Facilities are 100 times better than any Western country even in a Government hospital. Treatment up to 7000 USD or 5 Lakhs is free of cost. Nobody is dying due to lack of medical care in India as they do in USA and other Western countries.
@@locusstandi8329 😂
He meant poor healthcare facilities in rural areas of India.
@@vaishakviswam1970 Which specialist doctor would want to move to and live in a village? Anywhere in the world you have to go to the nearest town or city for specialist doctors. Unnecessary illogical whining.
@@locusstandi8329 are you living in some parallel universe? People who died without and negligence of treatment is huge. I have seen many number of such cases. If I can see so many then how about whole of India?Better don't lie with full confidence.
First do something about NEET UG bruh 💀
Still Indian doctors are highly underpaid even after having extensive knowledge and skills ,no infrastructure in gov setup.
healthcare in new india is improving because of we know who
You don't have to deepthroat Modi for this. India's healthcare affordability, accessibility and availability have been good long before Modi became the PM. also, the American woman in this video was in Kerala. So, Modi has nothing to do with anything she talked about.
It's not like praising indias', more like busting US'😂🤣
*She knows half reality of Indian healthcare system* 😅😅😅
And you know full?
Our government hospitals are pretty good, so is the medical insurance policies here ... compared to US
@@vivekkparashar6369 It seems that you have never been in gov Hospital.. 😂😂😂 That's why you're admiring.
@@circuitworm1496
No i have been to , my father worked in air force..
Medical services was provided by the government free of charge...
I even studied in kendriya vidyalaya, i understand the reality unlike you who only want to glaze the Westerners...
Our medical care is far more affordable and better than US , why not ask someone who lives in US about that ..
Cause i have
@@vivekkparashar6369 I've gone gov Hospital multiple times for skin infection but the treatment wasn't got good there and i also got free medicine but as I told you that treatment was not got good as I expected as well as there was so rush at the hospital.. That's why I hate to go thereeee!!!!!
@@circuitworm1496
That's the thing , the population problem....
You can't blame medical facilities for that , also sometimes even in private hospitals the treatment from one doctor won't work and we have to change hospitals.
My cousin was getting treatment for thyroid in venkatesh hospital in Delhi but he was not satisfied with the result ...then he went to medanta and consult with the expert there .
He liked medanta more , so not getting satisfaction of treatment in any hospital happens pretty often .
proud moment being indian 😍
It is not just health.... India promotes wellness across the world.. Yoga and Ayurveda.. The timeless gems from India to the World.. Jai Hind!!
We have some of the best doctors in the world. I am also a medico
India produces excellent doctors. Atleast as of now.
Jay BHARAT 🚩NAMO.
Great India
So proud of this
India in next few years going to be world hospital for sure 😊
Indian health care is ❤❤❤❤
Kerala is the best of the Indian states in every aspects..especially-Health care❤
I am from a small village in India population of 8k pple only
And we have best infra in Healthcare no time issues less to no shortage of staf n medical needs
Indian healthcare system is amazing for middleclass American and foreign tourists not for native middleclass Indians.
Being Indian and living in Canada, I’m so proud of saying India has best Medicare system 😊
In India if you pay $300 PA for family private insurance, you would get upto $6000-7000 insurance coverage per visit. We can’t compare the subject without looking into the credit debit ratio as in the US, the wages are higher then India. US citizens can have their high class treatments done in India with their currency purchasing parity power. But for Indians, since the wages are lower, we can’t say it’s cheaper here unless you have insurance coverage or the treatment is done at the government health centers or medical colleges.
As someone who has been there, my favorite part of the healthcare is when my mother had a severe cold, she went to the doctor. He asked her if she wanted a pill or an injection for the cold? My dad sat and just looked at him for a bit. He Told the MD that all my mom needed was meds for her symptoms. 2nd time was when my sister’s father in law had a stroke and was admitted to the ICU. No one was allowed to see him and when my brother in law, a RN demanded he see his father, after a few days, they allowed him to see his father’s dead body. Their goal was to milk the ICU stay as long as possible. So I’m sorry but to say that Indian health care is so great is kind of hard to believe when I have this experience.
India health care... ❤️🔥kerala health care amazing ❤️🔥
In Rajasthan state(India) admission, medicine everything is free❤ 🙏
This is best thing in India ❤
Honestly even in india healthcare costs are very high in many private hospitals for several middleclass families without insurance (which itself many times doesn't meet the financial expectations of these families).
India is changing 😊