This document describes Total Health in Aragonda, India's first integrated rural healthcare network. It addresses the shortage of doctors in rural India and surplus of AYUSH practitioners. The network aims to organize primary healthcare delivery, seamlessly integrate different levels of care, and train AYUSH practitioners in primary care. It has established seven rural clinics in Tamil Nadu serving 50,000 patients annually. The network provides computer-enabled patient management at rural health centers, screens adults for chronic diseases, trains medical staff, implements disease management protocols, and facilitates referrals to hospitals. Within one year, it has certified over 20,000 medical practitioners, screened 20,000-30,000 adults for diseases, provided preventive services, handled