Patient Rights and Responsibilities | Medcare
Last updated: 3 October 2026
Your rights at Medcare

- Information. To know your diagnosis, the reason for tests, the treatment options, their benefits, risks and likely costs, in a language you understand.
- Records. To receive copies of your reports and medical records, as provided under medical regulations.
- Consent. To agree or refuse tests and treatment after a clear explanation. Written consent is taken for procedures that need it.
- Privacy and confidentiality. To be examined with privacy, with a chaperone if you wish, and to have your information kept confidential.
- Second opinion. To seek another doctor's opinion. We will share your records for this.
- Transparent charges. To know the charges for consultations and tests before they are done, and to receive an itemised bill.
- Choice. To choose where to buy medicines and where to have lab tests or hospital care. You are never required to use a particular pharmacy, lab or hospital.
- Non-discrimination. To receive care without discrimination based on illness, religion, caste, gender, age, language, sexual orientation, disability or place of origin.
- Safety and quality. To receive care that follows accepted medical standards in a clean, safe clinic.
- Be heard. To give feedback or make a complaint and receive a fair response.
Your responsibilities
- Give complete and honest information about your health, medicines and allergies
- Follow the treatment plan you agreed to, or tell us if you cannot
- Come on time, or tell us early if you need to change your appointment
- Treat staff and other patients with respect
- Pay charges for services received
- Do not share other patients' information you may see or hear at the clinic
Feedback and complaints
Speak to the clinic staff or Dr. Das, call +91 60031 21297, or email medcarebongaigaon@gmail.com. We aim to acknowledge complaints within 24 hours and to resolve them within 4 days. If you are not satisfied, you may contact the Assam Council of Medical Registration or the relevant authority.