For a railway employee stationed in Maharashtra’s Akola, Jalgaon or Manmad, seeing a doctor can mean travelling two to three hours to the Divisional Railway Hospital in Bhusawal. A routine consultation may require taking time away from work, making the journey, and deciding whether the symptoms feel serious enough to warrant it. “Travelling two to three hours for a consultation is not something people can manage regularly,” says Punit Agrawal, D…
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