Private Hospitals Barred From Refusing Emergency Patients Regardless of Ability to Pay

WIRE — Private Hospitals Barred From Refusing Emergency Patients Under New Law Private hospitals and other health institutions in Zimbabwe will now be legally required to admit and treat patients with life-threatening medical conditions, regardless of whether they can afford to pay, following changes to the Medical Services Act. The amendments, published in the Government Gazette on The post Private Hospitals Barred From Refusing Emergency Patients Regardless of Ability to Pay appeared first on iHarare News.

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