For the world's most populated country, the health statistics raise alarm for quick action. We just have one doctor per 1,700 citizens. The consequence is we live in an ever-increasing yet ailing India where disease and deaths are majorly attributed to lack of accessibility to health services. The underprivileged bear the brunt of this health service gap. It is this health service gap where Aarogya comes into picture. We function as bridge to take health services to those who need them the most. Be it the under- privileged living in rural India or those thriving in the urban slums.