HSD Srinivas, who leads healthcare initiatives at Tata Trusts, highlights the organization's significant investment of ₹1,200 crore (approximately $145 million USD) in healthcare last year. This funding supports various areas, including cancer care, public health, nutrition, and the establishment of new hospitals. Tata Trusts emphasizes primary healthcare, particularly for underserved populations, spending around ₹100 crore annually on public health initiatives over the past decade. The organization has successfully implemented telemedicine solutions, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, improving access to healthcare for rural populations. However, challenges remain in scaling low-cost medical technologies, particularly in maintaining quality and ensuring accessibility to all. Srinivas notes the importance of technology in healthcare delivery, stating that it currently plays a 30-40% role in care. The organization collaborates with government entities to demonstrate effective models and facilitate their adoption at scale, addressing the rising burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) through innovative solutions. Despite successes, barriers to technology adoption and data reliability persist, necessitating ongoing efforts to enhance healthcare delivery systems.