My more subtle point is that when we are discussing an existing free-market based medical system, you can not just trot out all the standard arguments about why the US should not go free market, because they are all based on a discussion of a change in how we structure the system. Here we (appear to) have a free-market system, so, one must validate all the slurs actually apply before just flinging them at the existing system.
If free-market health is so guaranteed to be so utterly disastrous, instead of flinging quasi-racist slurs at the Indians, why don't you actually go find the guaranteed-disasters in progress? Ought to be pretty easy if it's even one-tenth as bad as everyone always claims in the US context.
(Though I'll warn you in advance I'm going to account for the situation on the ground; if the doctor's office in a far-flung village with a per-capita income of 50$/year isn't up to US standards, I'm not going to award you many points. India is not a wealthy country. Only the major medical centers are really that interesting. It's also generally invalid to complain about a government not providing services when they simply do not have the wherewithal to be providing them to everybody yet.)