With a population exceeding 1.4 billion, ensuring last-mile delivery of healthcare in India remains a significant challenge. The country’s vast geospatial diversity further complicates accessibility and availability, particularly in remote and difficult terrains.

Over 65% of the population resides in rural areas, where healthcare infrastructure is limited, while urban slum dwellers often prioritize daily survival over medical needs. Uneven distribution of healthcare facilities and lack of awareness further hinder the utilization of existing services. Bridging these gaps is essential to achieving Universal Health Coverage and supporting the Government of India's vision of Ayushman Bharat.