Ganesh: Seniors face a major healthcare gap due to insurance deficits
Meena Ganesh · How Meena Ganesh Built Portea, India's Leading Home Health Care with 150000+ Home Visits Every Month · Aug 8, 2022 · at 25:53
Meena Ganesh, Chairperson of Portea Medical, describes the dynamics and neglect surrounding elder care in India.
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“There's a huge gap in healthcare services for seniors. It Children, maybe people who are in the working field get a lot more of attention, but the senior citizens, they sometimes, many times they don't have insurance coverage. They don't wish to burden their family members. They keep quiet. They don't take care. And when things become really bad, then that's when they come into the fold.”
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