If you notice,big cities have number of speciality and super speciality
centres.Infact the condition is such that they are overserved.Where as
if we move to tier 2 or tier 3 cities,there is clear lack of quality
healthcare centres which leads to people from these cities flocking to
nearest metro for quality treatment.But the question arises why quality
healthcare centres don't come up in tier 2 cities even when there is
requirement for them?The basic reason is matching infrastructure
is missing.But this can be covered to certain extent if government
gives tax incentives for starting healthcare centres similar to what it
gives to the industry.It will make setting up of quality healthcare
centre in smaller cities viable as well as help the people get access
to quality care in their cities itself.It may be late for today's budget
but government can think of implementing this idea in near future.
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