Just because their healthcare system is low cost doesn't mean it is of poor quality.

Incidently, if you read the article, you will see such claim:

"Essentially we realised that as you do more numbers, your results get better and your cost goes down," he said.

However, the details on how good their care is very lacking.

Not when the frills mean that you can't afford the surgery at all.

This is for people who are earning 2-4$ / day and for majority of Indians and I guess the same model would work for majority of the world , who would not be able to otherwise afford even a $10k medical bill.

I'd gladly give up $200 aspirin, personally...