Health care affordability and providing care that is not fragmented is a constant challenge in underdeveloped countries. Underdeveloped countries are faced with several issues such as severe poverty, untreated diseases, and failing health that covers a large amount of the population. The Population Reference Bureau (PRB) states, “In developing countries, millions of people suffer from avoidable health problems—such as infectious diseases, malnutrition, and complications of childbirth—simply because they are poor. Wide differences in health status between poorer and better- off people are often avoidable and unfair, reflecting different socioeconomic constraints and opportunities rather than different individual choices” (Population
