A Community-Based Healthcare Movement
A fever should not cost a family its land. Across the tribal villages of Jhabua and Alirajpur, healthcare is far away, so families delay treatment until a minor illness becomes an emergency, then borrow, mortgage land or sell jewellery to pay for it.
Arogya Rath is a mobile healthcare unit that brings doctors to the village through telemedicine. Trained paramedical staff run basic tests, connect patients live with qualified doctors and provide medicines. Patients needing advanced care are guided by Shivganga’s Patient Assistance Centre to treatment under schemes like Ayushman Bharat. The aim: a child treated before illness worsens, and no family losing its future to medical debt.
Our Goal this year
Run three Arogya Rath units that give timely primary care to 25,920 patients a year.
₹290 gives one patient diagnosis, a doctor’s consultation, medicines and follow-up care.
