Problem Statement
Problem Statement
Healthcare Gaps That Hurt Millions
Healthcare in India remains a distant dream for millions—not due to lack of hospitals, but due to lack of access, affordability, and awareness. Despite technological advancements, low-income communities still struggle for even basic care.
- Children go untreated for preventable illnesses due to unaffordable medical costs.
- Daily-wage earners and informal sector workers cannot afford diagnostics or emergency services.
- Lack of preventive care and awareness worsens chronic conditions and leads to rising medical debt.
- This harsh reality led to the creation of Global Hindcare Medical Foundation — committed to making healthcare a right, not a privilege.
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India’s Healthcare Crisis in Numbers
63 Million into Poverty
Each year, 63 million Indians fall into poverty due to out-of-pocket medical expenses.
70% in Rural Areas
Yet only 30% of hospitals and 40% of health workers serve rural India—exposing a deep rural–urban divide.
1 Child Dies Every 2 Minutes
From preventable diseases like diarrhea, pneumonia, and malaria—due to lack of timely care.
60% Cancer Cases Late Detected
Most cancer cases are diagnosed at Stage III or later—reducing survival chances drastically.
Only 1 in 10 Gets a Check-Up
Annual health screenings are still not prioritized or accessible for most Indians.
50% Rural Women Anemic
Over half of rural women suffer from untreated anemia and reproductive health issues.
