Over the past few years, healthcare in India has been undergoing a quiet revolution. Hospitals are expanding, diagnostic centers are mushrooming in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, and startups are introducing cutting-edge technology to improve patient outcomes. At the heart of this transformation is a significant flow of investment into India’s health tech sector from private equity, venture capital, and government programs. However, while this wave of investment increases access and improves the quality of care, it also raises an important question: what does it mean for patients who need financial assistance to afford these services? The Rise of...