Like basic human rights, there are set of patient-rights, securing interests of sick. Implementation of rights by healthcare-workers secures good medical-practice & strengthens doctor-patient relationship by avoiding medical-malpractice. Alongside there are set-of-duties accompanying rights, observing which will facilitate treatment-delivery, thereby resulting in better health-outcomes, reduced-failures and relapses, and prevention of economic-losses of citizens and country. Lack of respect to patients-rights and observance-of-duties may lead to hazards in health-status and ruined doctor-patient-relationship consequently decreasing efficiency, effectiveness, trust and optimal-care of patients. Present paper compares level of observance of patient rights and duties in public and corporate-sector hospital through randomly-selected 282 patients from one hospital of each type. It revealed quality-observance of patients-rights and equally high-sense-of-responsibility in healthcare decision-making in corporate-hospital as compared to public-hospital. High-level-of-dissatisfaction was seen in long waiting-times, rushed-attitude of doctors and usage of medical-terms in both hospitals. High level of ignorance for laws safeguarding rights was noticed in corporate-hospital patients as compared to public-hospital.