Oasis-Primary Healthcare for all by 2030

alaria, TB, dengue fever, Gyne. & Obs. complications, will throw them off the economic precipice into the abyss of generational poverty. Direct access to quality healthcare is cost prohibitive for low income individuals. Low-income families in urban centers are particularly at risk of being trapped in a cycle of poverty and indebtedness at the behest of health care expenses. Adequate and equitable healthcare financing is a critical need in Pakistan. Most of the healthcare expenditure today is paid out of pocket, resulting either in financial distress, indebtedness or inadequate care. There is a clear need for an increase in access to health insurance. Currently health insurance coverage is commercially designed. No private insurance company is catering to the low-income segment at individual level and clinical (common GP clinic) based.