Limited access to affordable preventive healthcare in underserved urban areas

Millions of low-income residents in Indian cities lack accessible primary healthcare facilities, forcing them to rely on expensive private clinics or emergency rooms for basic medical needs. Government health centers are understaffed, under-resourced, and geographically dispersed, leaving massive gaps in preventive care coverage. Current public health infrastructure cannot scale fast enough to meet demand, resulting in delayed diagnoses and preventable disease progression.