Aam Aadmi Party's Health Model Shines In Goa, Over 20,000 Patients Treated In 800 Health Camps

Goa: For a long time, a gap has been felt in Goa's politics: healthcare services were not accessible to every household. People had to travel to major city hospitals even for minor ailments.

Time, money, and expensive medications made treatment a burden for the common man. Governments came and went, speeches and promises were plentiful, but people's illnesses and problems remained the same.

What is Aam Aadmi Party's unique approach?

Then, the Aam Aadmi Party took a unique and grounded approach. They argued that treatment should reach the public, not the public to the hospital. With this vision, large-scale health camps were organized in Goa, bringing treatment directly to the people. Today, the picture has completely changed.

Over 800 health camps were organized, and over 20,000 patients received free or very affordable treatment. An elderly person received medicine at their doorstep, a child was immediately examined, and a woman's blood pressure was measured free of charge.

What 

No long lines, no recommendations; direct treatment, direct people. The BJP government talked a lot about the budget and announcements, but the public didn't benefit. Sometimes doctors weren't available, sometimes medicines weren't available, and in many places, the journey to the hospital was long.

On the other hand, the Aam Aadmi Party didn't just campaign, but delivered. And this work can now be felt in every neighborhood and village. People tell us when health camps are held, what treatment is available, and which medicines are available for free. What used to be a fantasy is now a reality.

What the party revealed about politics in Goa?

Politics in Goa is no longer based on slogans, but on direct experience. Previously, seeking treatment required careful consideration, but now relief is found just steps away from home. Trust in the government health system had been shattered, but health camps have revived that trust. This is why, ahead of the Panchayat elections, the atmosphere seems to have changed. For the first time, people are saying that change is not just on paper, but in their lives.

Goa is slowly beginning to understand that true politics is one that makes life easier. Only when treatment is readily available, tests are free, medicines are readily available, and illness doesn't become a burden does the government truly matter. Thousands of families are experiencing this change today.

Panchayat elections are near, and the discussion is no longer about speeches and posters, but about action. People are saying that they trust the one who delivers treatment to their doorsteps. This trust has become the Aam Aadmi Party's greatest strength. Health reform in Goa has not only begun but is well underway, and the Aam Aadmi Party deserves credit for driving it forward.