Healthcare accessibility refers to the ease with which individuals can access healthcare services. This includes physical access to healthcare facilities, affordability of healthcare services, and cultural and language barriers that may prevent individuals from seeking treatment. Factors that affect healthcare accessibility include geographic location, socioeconomic status, health insurance coverage, and availability of healthcare providers. Access to healthcare is essential for individuals to receive timely and appropriate medical care, prevent diseases, and manage chronic conditions. Research in healthcare accessibility aims to identify barriers to access, develop interventions to improve access to care, and assess the impact of these interventions on health outcomes. This research is important for addressing healthcare disparities and improving the overall quality of healthcare delivery.