About TASC

Often, essential services available in nearby hospitals remain unused due to lack of information or improper planning. Conversely, the misconception that better care is always far away leads patients to travel long distances, incurring unnecessary costs and delays—sometimes at the cost of outcomes. India has a unique healthcare ecosystem. Government and private systems coexist in parallel across the country. Some government institutions offer state-of-the-art technology and highly qualified professionals, yet remain overburdened and delayed. Patients accept these delays, often at their own risk. On the other hand, private healthcare offers faster access and convenience but at significant out-of-pocket expense.

This multiple-choice system is both a boon and a quagmire. Balancing delays, expenses, convenience, and efficiency has become a tightrope that every Indian patient and family must walk—often without guidance. Government health schemes attempt to bridge this gap, coexisting in an environment where delays in public systems and high costs in private systems continue to challenge patients. Corporate health schemes and insurance holders appear to have more choices, yet frequently face non-transparent billing, denial of cashless services, and unpredictable behaviour—leading to anxiety, disputes, and regret while treatment is still ongoing.

The underprivileged, choosing affordability, are forced to compromise on delays and difficult conditions for caregivers. Many depend on ill-informed advice—sometimes well-meaning, sometimes commission-driven—leading to poor decisions and avoidable suffering. This situation highlights an urgent need: A system that informs, guides, organizes, empowers, and executes—timely, cost-effective, and patient-centric healthcare decisions. This is where TASC – Total Assistant Support Care comes in.