Issues in particular with Rural healthcare

Only 11% sub-centres, 13% Primary Health Centres (PHCs) and 16% Community Health Centres (CHCs) in rural India meet the Indian Public Health Standards (IPHS).
Only one allopathic doctor is available for every 10,000 people and one state run hospital is available for 90,000 people.
Innocent and illiterate patients or their relatives are exploited, and they are allowed to know their rights.
Most of the centres are run by unskilled or semi-skilled paramedics and doctor in the rural setup is rarely available.
Patients when in emergency sent to the tertiary care hospital where they get more confused and get easily cheated by a group of health workers and middlemen.
Non-availability of basic drugs is a persistent problem of India’s rural healthcare.
In many rural hospitals, the number of nurses is much less than required.