Besides legislation, the full realisation of the 'right to health for all' in India demands plugging of social, financial, and infrastructural gaps. Examine.

1. Inadequate personnel/beds- | Personnel | 1 doctor per 1445 people | 1/1000 (WHO) | | Beds | 0.7 beds per 1000 people | 3.4/1000 (WHO) | | | Actual | Recommended |

2. Lack of enough capacity of generic medicine → only 47% demand met.

3. Overburdened primary worker - works 15km radius against 5km by Bajaj Committee

4. Lack of adequate funding - only 2% in Budget 2023 of GDP

5. High out of pocket expenditure → 1/6th of poverty due to this (WHO)

All this calls for plugging the -

→ Social gaps

1. Reduce stigma in healthcare especially mental healthcare. → Live Love Laugh campaign.
2. Reduce social discriminations to healthcare access → build social infrastructure
3. Provide for [mobile vans] as by SCARF initiative for accessible & affordable health.

→ Financial gaps

1. Channelize CSR funds for PPP based healthcare.
2. Adopt Best practice :- ⊙ Mohalla clinics of Delhi ⊙ Barefoot doctor of China → for cheap healthcare at primary level.
3. Insurance coverage to "missing middle" - by [NITI Aayog]

→ Infrastructure gaps

1. separate budget for social capital expenditure at least 10% of total
2. Use of [Telemedicine] for mobile clinics - use [echo clinic] concept.
3. Increase number of beds by leasing private beds by tax incentives.

This would help to uphold the [SDG-3] of health for all & additionally need -

1. [Legislation] → to create bounded accountability of government → bring in necessary systemic overhaul → uphold health as a right (Article 21)