The document compares the medical facilities available in India and the Netherlands. It outlines that the Netherlands spends 11.9% of its GDP on healthcare, which is excellent and considered the best in Europe. Dutch insurance covers many essential services for a cost of around €100 per month. India has a universal healthcare system run by states, with a life expectancy of 64-67 years and infant mortality rate of 46 per 1000 births. While India has public and private healthcare sectors, private is more commonly used. Basic health insurance in India costs around €61 per month and covers treatments from dental to cancer.

1. COMPARISON of the
MEDICAL FACILITIES
India and Netherlands

2. Number of Hospitals
Comparison of Wolfert Bilingulal and Vibgyor High
Hospitals Clinics

3. Netherland’s medical Facilities for
Poor
• GP consultations
• Treatments from
specialists and
hospital care
• Certain mental
health care
• Medication
• Dental care up to
18 years
• Care from certain
therapists, such
as speech
therapists
• Maternity care
• GP consultations
• Treatments from
specialists and
hospital care
• Certain mental
health care
• Medication
• Dental care up to
18 years
• Care from certain
therapists, such
as speech
therapists
• Maternity care
It spends
almost 11.9%
of its GDP
on health.
It spends
almost 11.9%
of its GDP
on health.
The standard
of Dutch health-
care is excellent.
Best in Europe
The standard
of Dutch health-
care is excellent.
Best in Europe
If one has a
European
Union Insurance Card
they Health
can avail free treatment up to
€ 200
If one has a
European
Union Insurance Card
they Health
can avail free treatment up to
€ 200
Dutch insurance
covers many
important
things such
as;
Dutch insurance
covers many
important
things such
as;
Cost of insurance is €100 or .8200₨Cost of insurance is €100 or .8200₨

4. India’s Medical Facilities for Poor
India has a universal
health care system run by
the constituent states and
territories of India.
India has a universal
health care system run by
the constituent states and
territories of India.
The Constitution charges
every state with "raising
the level of nutrition and
the standard of living of its
people and the
improvement of public
health as among its
primary duties". The
National Health Policy was
endorsed by
the Parliament of India in
1983 and updated in
2002.
The Constitution charges
every state with "raising
the level of nutrition and
the standard of living of its
people and the
improvement of public
health as among its
primary duties". The
National Health Policy was
endorsed by
the Parliament of India in
1983 and updated in
2002.
Parallel to the public
health sector, and
indeed more popular
than it, is the private
medical sector in India.
Both urban and rural
Indian households tend
to use the private
medical sector more
frequently than the
public sector, as
reflected in surveys.
Parallel to the public
health sector, and
indeed more popular
than it, is the private
medical sector in India.
Both urban and rural
Indian households tend
to use the private
medical sector more
frequently than the
public sector, as
reflected in surveys.
India has a life
expectancy of 64/67
years, and an infant
mortality rate of 46 per
1000 live births
India has a life
expectancy of 64/67
years, and an infant
mortality rate of 46 per
1000 live births
The health insurance in
India covers all types of
Medication be it Dental to
life Hazardous diseases
such as Cancer all the
money of the hospital and
medicines is given by the
insurer provided the
person is hospitalised
a good insurance in India
costs about
.5000/month or about₨
€ 61.
The health insurance in
India covers all types of
Medication be it Dental to
life Hazardous diseases
such as Cancer all the
money of the hospital and
medicines is given by the
insurer provided the
person is hospitalised
a good insurance in India
costs about
.5000/month or about₨
€ 61.

5. Comparative Study…
WOLFERT BILINGUAL
 There are a lot of hospitals and medical facilities in Europe. You can find
 hospitals everywhere in Europe.
 Europe. the hospitals there are specialized in different things.
 Rotterdam a place in western Europe has one of the most medical facilities in
western Europe.
 IN Europe there are a lot of medical facilities like hospitals, pharmacies and
specialized hospitals.
 the emergency line 112 can be called day and night to get the help you need.
 WHEN you are 18+ you need to have a health insurance. Otherwise the care
institute will make one for you which will be paid from your salary. It costs about
€100/Month.
 If you have a health insurance you can get medical help no mater how poor you
are. Also the poorest section of Netherlands is taken care of.

6. Comparative Study….
PAWAR PUBLIC SCHOOL, CHANDIVALI
They have the Powai hospital, Nahar Medical Center and
Dr.L.H.Hiranandani hospital.
The doctors of their region are very well trained and
equipped. There doctors who specialize in Gynecology,
Physiotherapy, Urology, Paedriatic, Oncology, Orthopedics
etc.
The hospitals in their region have the latest technology but
a small fleet of ambulances
PAWAR PUBLIC SCHOOL, CHANDIVALI
They have the Powai hospital, Nahar Medical Center and
Dr.L.H.Hiranandani hospital.
The doctors of their region are very well trained and
equipped. There doctors who specialize in Gynecology,
Physiotherapy, Urology, Paedriatic, Oncology, Orthopedics
etc.
The hospitals in their region have the latest technology but
a small fleet of ambulances

7. Our Sincere Gratitude
• We all the members of Medical facilities in India would
like to express our sincere gratitude to Ludo Sir,
Madmaja Ma’am, Shim Sir, Ms Nikhat for all the
guidance.
• This project has helped us to grow in thoughts, behavior
and planning
• The research has given us opportunity to know about
medical facilities available in India
• We are proud to say that our country is moving towards
managing better facilities for all

8. By; AK
Healthy Living