The paper attempts to argue whether health services and treatments provided by AIIMS, New Delhi to patients coming from different regions of the country, economic and educational background are equal or varies with different patients. The paper examines frequency of patient visitors from villages and towns to AIIMS, behavior of the doctors towards male and female patients of villages and cities, behavior of the hospital staffs towards patients, waiting period of patients in the registration counter, then from registration counter to the Doctor’s Chamber and if any inside connection places preference for the patients to reduce the waiting period. The paper employs a qualitative research where in-depth interview, narrative and observation methods are incorporated for analysis of the data. The paper also incorporates various suggested solutions received from the respondents with regard to different kinds of related problems that they have experienced.