Now a days how are the poor able to afford medical care? What has changed recently?

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Now a days there are so many way or rules & regulation by which the poor people can afford medical care..They are discussed below-

Health Teaching is provided to the people by the health care providers
Nutritional Suppliment is given to the people at a regular basis who are in the low socio economic status .
Now a days , many insurance plans exists in the field of Health care or medical care..Some of this insurance are created in the basis of some plans, for that the Poor people or the people who belongs to low socio economic condition can bear the cost of this medical care..
Nutritional Supplement, Health Teaching & basic information about health are provided to the people. The example of these Programmes like- ICDS( Integrated Child Developmental Scheme ), Nutritional Programme, National Rural Health Mission etc..
Universal Immunization programme was started in the year of 1985 .. This programme was initiated to prevent many kind of disease among children by vaccination..

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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