Slide 1: Executive Summary

Macro Economic Indicators

Slide 2: GDP at Factor Cost: Quarterly (2009-10 - 2012-13), Inflation Rate: Monthly (Nov 2012 - Apr 2013)

Slide 3: Gross Fiscal Deficit: Monthly (Sep 2011 - Feb 2012), Exchange Rate: Monthly (Dec 2012- May 2013)

Slide 4: Lending Rate: Annual (2009-10 - 2012-13), Trade Balance: Annual (2009-10 - 2012-13), FDI Annual (2009-10 - 2012-13)

Indian Healthcare Scenario

Slide 5: Healthcare Industry Overview, Healthcare Market Size & Growth (Value-Wise 2012-2017e), Healthcare Market -Segmentation (2011-12)

Slide 6: FDI Inflow in Indian Healthcare Segments

Slide 7: Healthcare Expenditure of Population by Economic Standard

Introduction

Slide 8-9: Classification of Hospitals

Market Overview

Slide 10: Hospital Market - Market Overview, Market Size & Growth (2011 to 2017e)

Slide 11: Public-Private Hospital Distribution Profile in India

Drivers & Challenges

Slide 12: Drivers & Challenges - Summary

Slide 13-21: Drivers

Slide 22-24: Challenges

IT Adoption

Slide 25: IT Adoption Overall Indian Healthcare and in Hospital Sector

Slide 26: Software Applications in Hospital Sector

Role of Government

Slide 27: Role of Government: Summary

Slide 28-30: Role of Government

Key Trends

Slide 31: Key Trends - Summary

Slide 32-34: Key Trends

Key Initiatives

Slide 35: Key Initiatives - Summary

Slide 36-38: Key Initiatives

Competitive Landscape

Slide 39: Porter's Five Forces Analysis

Slide 40-44: Competitive Benchmarking

Slide 45: Major Public Companies - Summary

Slide 46-53: Major Public Companies

Slide 54: Major Private Companies - Summary

Slide 55-95: Major Private Companies

Trade Fairs & Events

Slide 96: Trade Fairs & Events

Recent Transactions

Slide 97: Recent Investments and Partnerships

Strategic Insights

Slide 98-99: Strategic Insights

Appendix

Slide 100-101: Appendix

Indian hospital market faces a critical crunch in the number of hospital beds in comparison to the demand it faces. The hospital market in India has strong growth potential that is characterized by continual possibility of growth. Persistent growth in population necessitates the growth in both public as well as private hospital facilities to cater to population of varied economic standards residing in the country.
A gradual trend is being observed in terms of demand for quality healthcare service within the hospital market. This is not only because of changing nature of Indian patient population but also due to the booming medical tourism that India is currently catering to. As a result of these, the sector is attracting good amount of foreign investments or foreign hospital chains establishing business in the country. The Indian government is also undertaking numerous initiatives including tax incentives and budget allocations that would aid in investment inflow and betterment of the market.
Indian entrepreneurs are bringing in innovation within the hospital business by revolutionizing the approach towards healthcare delivery. Initiatives are being taken to penetrate smaller cities and towns where the private sector was hesitant to penetrate even a few years back. Primary and secondary care is being offered through specialty clinics or smaller hospitals specializing in few key areas to reduce their cost of operation yet increase revenue by carrying out more number of the selected few procedures. On the other hand, mobile hospitals and telemedicine is being popularized to reach patient population in rural and urban slum areas for delivering immediate healthcare services.
The Indian competitive landscape of the hospital market is primarily segmented into public and private. The public hospitals operating in the country provide service at a subsidized rate that enables the under privileged access reliable treatment. However, in the private segment hospital business in India is dominated by 11 key players that operate as a chain of hospitals, either regionally or nationally while other leading hospitals operate in the standalone format. With the penetration of private sector into the market, healthcare delivery is becoming intensively competitive among the private players which in turn are resulting in constant development in terms of service offered by them.