Challenges & Solutions

One of the most common criticisms of managed Healthcare systems is profiteering. Management of medical care for-profit is not acceptable ethically, nor is it sustainable economically. Is profiteering a perception or a reality is always a big debate. But the fact is that many or most healthcare systems across countries tend to burden the patient with their cost pressures. 

An Organised System is therefore needed to ensure efficiency and quality. Many physicians are outraged that they need to have accountability to professional managers. Furthermore, the medical community has not shown to be self-monitoring and is more committed to high-fees than equity, quality of care, and access to reducing wastage. Managed Healthcare systems should aim at addressing and controlling these issues. This will help keep costs under control instead of burdening the patients with increased fees.