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Objective: The present study was undertaken to understand whether insurance played a role in  health seeking behaviour among women undergoing hysterectomy. Method: A pre-tested questionnaire was developed and evaluated on 776 females who underwent hysterectomy. Results: Majority [32%] of insured patients had symptoms of  less than 6 months duration, while in a majority [30%] of uninsured patients it was more than 2 yrs. Also the most severe disease that is carcinoma [uterine or ovarian or tubal] is seen more among uninsured patients [17%] compared to insured women [11%]. Conclusion: This indicates that insured patients are seeking health services earlier than uninsured ones and before the benign form of disease progresses to malignant one.

DOES COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH INSURANCE INCREASE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE