Issues with healthcare in India include inadequate healthcare funding, insufficient staff, inadequate medicines and equipment, and unequal healthcare for different classes of citizens. To improve access and quality of healthcare services in India, the government can:

• Invest more funds into public healthcare systems to ensure adequate medical staff, equipment, and medicines are available.
• Implement effective and comprehensive health literacy programmes that help people make informed decisions about their health.
• Provide affordable or free healthcare for low-income households and individuals.
• Ensure that healthcare is distributed equitably, regardless of socioeconomic status, language, or ethnicity.
• Facilitate the establishment of more pharmacies and health centers in rural areas to improve accessibility.
• Make quality assessment mandatory at healthcare centres.
• Encourage and support investment in private hospitals and clinics in underserved areas.
• Promote the use of telemedicine and technology to increase access to healthcare services in remote or hard-to-reach areas.