People Working Against The Fee Splitting System
Dr Akash S Rajpal CEO of Ekohealth is working against the unethical referral fee split system (also referred to as CUT practice) in India. He is stern believer that the fee-split system has artificially inflated the pricing of healthcare services by atleast 30% and is leading to gross medical Medical malpractice leading to prescribing unnecessary treatment and tests
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