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21% of transferable diseases in India are caused by polluted water. Only 14% of the rural population has access to a latrine, or toilet, and lack of hand washing contributes to the spread of disease.

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W.H.O. ranks India's Healthcare System 112th

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W.H.O. ranks India's Healthcare System 112th

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The World Health Organization ranked India's Healthcare System #112 of 190 countries. The United States is ranked #37, and in the #1 spot is France.

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While the upper and middle class population of India can afford health insurance, a majority of the population lives below the poverty level. Many citizens cannot afford health insurance and must pay for medical expenses out-of-pocket and upfront. The video below is a news report demonstrating the lack of accessibility to the lower class Indians.

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Healthpoint Services Transforms Rural Healthcare

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August 27, 2009 archived broadcast. In India, health care is officially government financed and government run. However, actually accessing publicly provided health care is another matter. There is a severe lack of funding by the government. People, including the poor, often have to pay out of pocket and quite a lot to get any access to health care.