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This report provides you key insights to Foresee the Future
of Healthcare in India.
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Increasing penetration of both private insurance and government health insurance
schemes will bring more people under the healthcare net, and will drive demand for
preventive healthcare services.
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The demand for healthcare services will be driven by both urban and rural markets
in the coming decade, with a distinct shift towards lifestyles and chronic diseases.
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The attractiveness of the Indian market will entice more foreign
players through capital investments and technology tie-ups across
various segments such as hospitals, diagnostics, medical equipment, etc.
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High operating costs in the metro cities and fear of over-supply
will drive more healthcare companies to increase their focus on the untapped
smaller towns.
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The growing medical travel sector in India will benefit from rising cost burden
of national healthcare system in the developed economies.
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Large number of single specialty hospitals will come up, especially
in India's tier II and tier III cities, thanks to the rise in local incomes and
awareness level, in areas of heart, cancer, ophthalmology, maternal–child care and
cosmetology.
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The need to optimize costs and increase efficiencies will make IT an integral part
of hospital management.
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