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Hospital charged ICU fee despite general ward stay, ordered to pay Rs 2.75 lakh

Times of India · 27 August 2026 at 11:45 am

Hospital charged ICU fee despite general ward stay, ordered to pay Rs 2.75 lakh

A hospital must refund two lakh rupees to a patient.

The commission found the hospital billed for an ICU bed incorrectly.

This occurred even though hospital records showed a general ward stay.

The patient also received compensation and litigation cost payments.

The hospital was directed to seek reimbursement via Swasthya Sathi.

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