From telemedicine centres to maternal and child health programmes, these organisations are taking essential healthcare closer to rural India.
In India, rural healthcare is often limited by distance, affordability, and access.
In many areas, seeing a doctor still means travelling long distances.
Misinformation, poor connectivity, and a shortage of healthcare professionals compound the problem and delay timely treatment.
Several organisations are at the forefront of taking healthcare closer to communities.
Their approaches are varied.
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