India reported a 23.9 per cent of GDP fall in its first-quarter that indicates all output and incomes of several sectors, such as public and private institutions in India are falling. Considering this, the government must implement policies that are driven by the healthcare needs of the public rather than emotional rhetoric such as making India “Atmanirbhar” overnight. Moreover, what can make innovative medical devices inaccessible in government hospitals and government-supported schemes is a clause in the PPO that states, the local content with no examination and review required on the production and financial capacity of the domestic manufacturer. Therefore, there is a dire need for policymakers to introspect and revisit the amendments in PPO from a patient’s perspective. All the stakeholders need to join hands and work towards building a healthcare system where quality healthcare is accessible to all patients.