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The article on Washington Post answers this question."Rupandeep Kaur, 20 weeks pregnant, arrived at a medical clinic looking fatigued and ready to collapse. After being asked her name and address, she was taken to see a physician who reviewed her medical history, asked several questions, and ordered a series of tests including blood and urine. These tests revealed that her fetus was healthy but Kaur had dangerously low hemoglobin and blood pressure levels. The physician, Alka Choudhry, ordered an ambulance to take her to a nearby hospital.All of this, including the medical tests, happened in 15 minutes at the Peeragarhi Relief Camp in New Delhi, India. The entire process was automated — from check-in, to retrieval of medical records, to testing and analysis and ambulance dispatch. The hospital also received Kaur’s medical records electronically. There was no paperwork filled out, no bills sent to the patient or insurance company, no delay of any kind. Yes, it was all free.The hospital treated Kaur for mineral and protein deficiencies and released her the same day. Had she not received timely treatment, she may have had a miscarriage or lost her life."The Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi is developing 3 tier structure of health care - Mohalla Clinics for initial consultations, Polyclinics for diagnosis & Super-speciality Hospital for surgeries.The first Mohalla Clinic at Peeragarhi which the article talks about, gets a minimum of 300 patients per day & runs paperless. Every piece of information related to the patient is recorded electronically.The medicines in Delhi govt. hospitals are also being given for free since Feb 2015.Watch this CNN-IBN report :

They are good so good that yesterday a team from USA specially came to understand the 3 tier working system of Mohalla clinic, Poly clinic and Multispeciality Clinic/Dispensary in Delhi( I saw today in newspaper-Navbharat Times Hindi )What New Delhi’s free clinics can teach America about fixing its broken health care systemSorry i cant upload pics by myself but you can check NBT hindi online and searchThese mohalla clinics are the first level of the Delhi government's "three-tier public health roadmap" to make healthcare accessible to all, and to reduce crowding at government hospitals. Since the plan was introduced last year, 100 mohalla clinics have been opened.Mohalla Clinicmedical device called the Swasthya Slate . This $600 device, the size of a cake tin, performs 33 common medical tests including blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate, blood haemoglobin, urine protein and glucose. And it tests for diseases such as malaria, dengue, hepatitis, HIV, and typhoid. Each test only takes a minute or two and the device uploads its data to a cloud-based medical-record management system that can be accessed by the patient.AAP claims 200 test but i dont know about others.Everything is Free21 Mohalla clinics thrown open to public in Delhi - Times of IndiaArvind Kejriwal promises 1,000 more Mohalla clinics in Delhi by next yearDelhi has around 30+ PolyclinicWhile there is one doctor in the mohalla clinic, the polyclinic will have doctors from specialities such as orthopaedics, gynaecology and paediatrics.Diagnostic facilities including an ECG, X ray and ultrasound machines.Dental health facilities would also be provided in the clinic.Polyclinics in Delhi(locations of polyclinic in Delhi)Well you know about Dispensaries and their functioning there are different types of dispensaries like ESIC, homeopathic etc around 100 in number.These dispensaries are not made by current Delhi government but they manage it.http://www.delhi.gov.in/wps/wcm/connect/doit-homeopathy/Homeopathy/Our+Services2/Locate+Your+Dispensary(exact locations of dispensaries in Delhi)Multi-speciality Clinics are Made under AAP and currently are very few in numbers. I have visited one myself in Preet Vihar. I live in South Ganesh Nagar(East Delhi) and its 10min to my home i havent visited mohalla clinic or polyclinic.Delhi Multispeciality Clinic,Multi-Speciality Clinic in Preet Vihar, Delhi | Practo

A family doctor is the one you always return to in the event of sicknesses or general check ups. It is common here, regardless of class, but the term itself is seldom used. Polyclinics would be unable to facilitate the same doctor for your health issues so it's likely you don't have a family doctor if you have chosen to go there. Nevertheless they keep your medical records and whichever doctor you are allocated refers to it when you visit. Therefore in this case you’re not really a ‘new’ case by virtue of seeing a different doctor from the previous visit.