The study examines the connection between health and human rights, highlighting the importance of health as a fundamental human right. It examines the evolution of the right to health within the Indian legal system, the state's role in ensuring equitable access to quality healthcare, and the obstacles to realizing the right to health. The research also reviews landmark judicial cases in India that have shaped the understanding and enforcement of health rights. The paper advocates for inclusive and accountable governance, calls for comprehensive reforms, and suggests a strategic path forward for advancing healthcare rights. The study contributes to the ongoing discourse on health and human rights, providing a socio-legal analysis that underscores the importance of recognizing and enforcing health as a fundamental human right.