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Growth and Challenges in Indian Healthcare

The Indian healthcare market is estimated at $18.7 billion and accounts for 6.1% of India's GDP by 2012. Private healthcare accounts for over 75% of total healthcare spending. Primary healthcare centers in rural areas face challenges like staffing shortages and being seen as hostile to traditional large families. Key drivers of healthcare growth include population growth, an expanding middle class, rising disease rates, and deteriorating infrastructure. Opportunities exist in medical tourism, health insurance, telemedicine, and expanding infrastructure. Foreign companies have entered partnerships and joint ventures in India but also face challenges around establishment issues, equipment/technology, staffing quality and availability, and regulations.

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Topics covered

  • healthcare innovations,
  • infrastructure deterioration,
  • curative healthcare,
  • healthcare opportunities,
  • regulatory issues,
  • medical equipment,
  • medical tourism,
  • health expenditure,
  • middle class expansion,
  • healthcare quality
147 views12 pages

Growth and Challenges in Indian Healthcare

The Indian healthcare market is estimated at $18.7 billion and accounts for 6.1% of India's GDP by 2012. Private healthcare accounts for over 75% of total healthcare spending. Primary healthcare centers in rural areas face challenges like staffing shortages and being seen as hostile to traditional large families. Key drivers of healthcare growth include population growth, an expanding middle class, rising disease rates, and deteriorating infrastructure. Opportunities exist in medical tourism, health insurance, telemedicine, and expanding infrastructure. Foreign companies have entered partnerships and joint ventures in India but also face challenges around establishment issues, equipment/technology, staffing quality and availability, and regulations.

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Abhishek Jha
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Topics covered

  • healthcare innovations,
  • infrastructure deterioration,
  • curative healthcare,
  • healthcare opportunities,
  • regulatory issues,
  • medical equipment,
  • medical tourism,
  • health expenditure,
  • middle class expansion,
  • healthcare quality

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY

Presented by
Abhinav Katiyar
Avinash Kumar
Abhishek Kumar
Rohit Singh
Vikas Syoran
INTRODUCTION
• Indian healthcare market is estimated at US$18.7
billion.
• Includes hospitals, medical infrastructure, medical
devices, health insurance etc.
• Industry will account for 6.1% of GDP by 2012.
• Around 20 international companies are competing
for their share in Indian health care sector.
• Private health care sector in India accounts for over
75% of total health expenditure in the country.
PRIMARY SERVICES
• Primary healthcare centers are the cornerstone of the
rural healthcare system.
• Primary health centers and sub centers rely on trained
paramedics to meet their needs.
• The main problems affecting the success of primary
health centers are the predominance of clinical and
curative concerns over the intended emphasis on
preventive work and the reluctance of staff to work in
rural areas.
• The integration of health services with family planning
programs often causes the local population to perceive
the primary health centers as hostile to their traditional
preference for large families.
DRIVERS OF GROWTH IN HEALTH CARE
SECTOR
• Growing population and economy.
• Expanding middle class.
• Rise of disease.
• Pharmaceuticals.
• Deteriorating Infrastructure
• Lack of insurance
HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY
OPPURTUNITIES
• Medical tourism on the rise.
• Emerging health insurance market.
• Growth of telemedicine.
• Healthcare infrastructure expansion.
• Medical equipment market.
PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
OPPURTUNITIES
• Manufacturing.
• Pharmaceutical Research.
• Clinical trials.
MAJOR HEALTH CARE COMPANIES
• Apollo life
• Sun Healthcare
• Nicholas Primal India pvt. Limited.
• Cadilla healthcare
FOREIGN PRESENCE IN HEALTH CARE
SECTOR
• Singapore’s Pacific healthcare in collabration with India’s
vitae healthcare in Hyderabad.
• Singapore’s based Parkway Group Healthcare PTE Ltd. In joint
venture with Apollo group to build Apollo Gleneagles.
• Max healthcare and Singapore General Hospital.
• U.S based Proton health care has entered the Indian market
with its range of digital health monitoring devices.
CONSTRAINTS TO FOREIGN
INVESTMENTS IN HOSPITALS
• External Factors
• Domestic Factors
Initial establishment issues.
Medical equipment and technology.
Manpower availability and quality issues.
health insurance.
Other regulatory issues and policy direction.
IMPACT OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN
HOSPITALS
• +VE IMPLICATIONS
- Increase physical capacity in healthcare sector.
- Raising the standard and quality of healthcare.
- Creating employment opportunity.
• -VE IMPLICATIONS
-Increased segmentation.
- Increased cost and affordability of healthcare
services.
FUTURE PERSPECTIVE

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