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1. HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
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2. HISTORY OF INDIA'S HEALTH TOURISM INDUSTRY
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3. MARKET DYNAMICS
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4. FACTORS DRIVING HEALTH TOURISM IN INDIA
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5. INDIAN HOSPITALS OFFERING INTERNATIONAL PATIENT SERVICES
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6. SELECT HOSPITALS OFFERING INTERNATIONAL PATIENT SERVICES
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7. KEY OPERATORS IN HEALTH TOURISM INDUSTRY
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8. PROFILES OF SELECT HOSPITALS OFFERING HEALTH TOURISM SERVICES
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9. MAJOR TOURIST DESTINATIONS NEAR PROMINENT HEALTH TOURISM CENTRES
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10. GLOBAL HEALTH TOURISM MARKET
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3.1 Compelling reasons for healthcare delivery sector
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11. INDIA'S PRICING ADVANTAGE
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12. INDIA'S COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT IN HEALTH TOURISM
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13. GOVERNMENT SUPPORT TO INDIAN HEALTH TOURISM INDUSTRY
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1. Healthcare Industry Overview
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Health Tourism:Destination India 3
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India's health expenditure was about 5.2 per cent of GDP in 2008-09. It is estimated to reach 8 per cent by 2013.
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Traditionally, the healthcare market has been highly dependent on government delivery mechanism and referrals from localised private practitioners.
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Since the 1990s, the Indian healthcare services industry has undergone a structural change and is increasingly a mix of public and private sectors.
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Non-government organisations and civil society have also started playing a greater role.
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There is a perceptible shift towards corporatisation of healthcare delivery.
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Privately owned corporate hospitals are increasing their presence across the country.
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Healthcare Market Segments (2008-09)
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Source: IMaCS Research
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The organised private sector is gaining significant position in medical education and training, medical technology and diagnostics, pharmaceuticals manufacturing and sale, hospital construction and ancillary services.
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Healthcare services, 59.5%
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Pharmaceuticals, 32.3%
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Medical equipment and supplies, 8.2%
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Healthcare delivery, 42.8%
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Diagnostics, 3.6%
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Pharmacy retail, 13.1%
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Health Tourism:Destination India 4
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Today, over 75 per cent of the human resources and advanced medical technology, 68 per cent of hospitals and 37 per cent of hospital beds in the country are owned by the private sector.
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Private hospitals, private practitioners and local polyclinics have an 80 per cent share in India's total health expenditure.
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With the emergence of private sector and introduction of technology in medicine, there is greater access to medical care for the Indian public and a growing international patient-base.
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From March 2008 to March 2010, the hospitals and diagnostic services sector together received foreign direct investment of over US$ 100 million each.
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India's health expenditure was about 5.2 per cent of GDP in 2008-09; It is expected to reach 8 per cent by 2013.
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India's out-of-pocket expenditure as percentage of private expenditure on health is considerably higher , at over 90 per cent.
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Sources: IMaCS Research, WHO-World Health Statistics-2010
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Country-wise Healthcare Spending Pattern
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The World Health Statistics, 2010, indicates that countries with greater dependence on health insurance and government support have higher per capita healthcare expenditures and lower private expenditures.
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2. History of India's Health Tourism Industry
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India has historically been a regional healthcare hub for neighbouring countries such as Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and the Middle-East.
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Evidence of ancient hospitals offering healthcare facilities funded by local kings and monarchs can be found in foreign travellers accounts as well as medieval scripts.
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Most ancient and medieval healthcare centres provided treatment to local and foreign patients almost free of cost.
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Traditional treatment methods developed from Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH) styles of medicines and practises.
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During the early mid-Mughal period Delhi was a well-known regional destination for conclaves of physicians and surgeons.
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Ancient Indian Hospitals
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Healthcare Centres
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CE 405-411
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Charitable dispensaries in Pataliputra
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CE 629-645
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Hospices on highways across the country
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CE 574-879
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Dispensaries called Vaidyasalai in the Deccan
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CE 1067
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15-bed hospital at Tirumakadul, Chingelpet, with physician, surgeon, medicinal herb collectors and attendants for patients
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CE 1226
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Maternity home-cum-hospital-cum-school in Andhra Pradesh
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CE 1325-1352
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70 Mughal era hospitals in Delhi and 1,200 employees
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CE 1595
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Dar-ul-Shifa hospital in Hyderabad on Musi river banks
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Sources: IMaCS Research, Hospitals in Ancient India, By DP Agrawal & Pankaj Goyal, Lok Vigyan Kendra, Almora
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Health Tourism:Destination India 6
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3. Market Dynamics
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The Indian healthcare industry was estimated to be valued at about US$ 45 billion in 2010.
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Health tourism is a key growth sector of the Indian healthcare delivery industry. Presently, the market size is pegged at about US$ 600 million. It is projected to reach US$ 1.1 billion in 2013.
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A robust pharmaceuticals industry, growing insurance market, development of excellent private and public sector healthcare delivery centres close to tourism destinations, increasingly make India a preferred health tourism destination.
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Promotion of traditional natural medicines and, emphasis on wellness and rejuvenation have further added to India's appeal in the sector.
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Estimated Medical Tourism Market Size (US$ million)
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P: projected Source: IMaCS Research
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3.1 Compelling reasons for healthcare delivery sector:
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A growing middle-class, with significant upward shift from lower-middle to middle-middle class.
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Increasing purchasing power : According to the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), for the first time ever, in 2009-2010, the number of middle and high income households is set to exceed the number of poor households
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CAGR: 20.4%
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Growth of middle-income class, with about 62 per cent households falling in this category in 2009-2010.
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Urbanisation and spread of economic prosperity in the small and large urban areas, employment guarantee programmes for rural population, good telecommunication infrastructure and improved infrastructure such as roads and electricity.
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Strong demand for high-quality medical care as disposable incomes increase.
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Use of technology, which is at par with international standards: in medical diagnostics, imaging and testing equipment. There is also a growing domestic medical devices industry.
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Private Expenditure on Medical and Healthcare (US$ million)
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3-Year CAGR (%)
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4.7
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Average conversion rate: US$=` 46 Sources: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, IMaCS Research
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A mature pharmaceuticals industry that produces formulations and bulk drugs at considerably lower prices than the western counterparts, but of similar quality standards.
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A rapidly growing health insurance market, with the non-life insurance segment having the second largest share.
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Between 2002 and 2008, the health insurance market has grown from US$ 169 million to US$ 1.1 billion, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 37 per cent.
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A structural change in the Indian medical diagnostic services sector: increasing presence of corporate sector and, emphasis on standardised test outcomes and accreditations.
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Nascent, but growing tele-radiology and tele-medicine industries; Greater demand for Indian tele-radiologists in the US, UK and Singapore.
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A transiting public health profile, with large but declining burden of communicable diseases and increasing instances of disabilities and deaths related to non-communicable ones.
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Pulmonary tuberculosis
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J Encephalitis
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Coronary heart diseases
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Diabetes
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Cancer
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Acute respiratory infection
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Malaria
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Pneumonia, Kala-Azar
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Diarrhoea, Typhoid
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V Hepatitis
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Dengue
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Meningitis
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Rabies
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Communicable diseases
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Non-communicable diseases
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Changing Pattern of India's Disease Burden
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4. Factors Driving Health Tourism in India
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Skilled physicians and specialists, many, with Indian and international experience.
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High quality nursing capability providing high or equivalent standards of medical care as in patient's home country.
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Use of modern medical technology, high-quality implants and internationally accepted medical supplies.
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Strong value proposition on cost, quality of treatment and services.
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Diverse geography with numerous tourism destinations to suit the patient's schedule and health.
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No waiting period for international patients - a key constraint for surgical procedures in home country.
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Unavailability of reliable cure or facilities for treatment in home country.
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Emergence of multi-specialty hospitals in major Indian cities.
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Favourable exchange rates and cheaper international air-travel.
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Widespread use of English Interpreter services also available.
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Use of alternative medicine, wellness and rejuvenation programmes for complete healing.
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Growing local insurance market and tie-ups with international medical/travel insurance providers. Poor coverage in home country.
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International banking and widespread use of plastic money.
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Modern hospital and hotel facilities, good air and surface transport, developed telecommunications network and improving tourism infrastructure.
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Abundant and easily available information on India and, hospitals and tourism industries.
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The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare recommends accreditations for healthcare institutions.
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For empanelment by the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS), the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare now mandates physical inspections of hospitals that have applied for empanelment by the Quality Council of India (QCI) through the National Accreditation Board for Hospital and Healthcare Providers (NABH).
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More and more hospitals are seeking accreditations; Hospitals providing healthcare services to foreign travellers seek accreditations from the Joint Commission International (JCI), a non-profit, US-based independent accreditation agency.
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National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) offers accreditation to testing, calibration and clinical laboratories.
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NABL has adopted the International Criteria for laboratory accreditation set by the International Organization of Standardization (ISO).
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NABL has also entered into a mutual recognition arrangement with Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (APLAC) and is a signatory to the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) arrangement.
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5. Indian Hospitals Offering International Patient Services
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There are several hospitals and health institutes which offer healthcare services to international patients.
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•Apollo Hospital •BM Birla Heart Research Centre* •Fortis Healthcare •Global Hospitals •Peerless Hospitex
•All India Institute of Medical Sciences •Apollo Hospital •Fortis Escorts Heart Institute •Fortis Healthcare •Indian Spinal Injuries Centre* •Max Healthcare •Moolchand Hospital •NOIDA Medicare •Sir Ganga Ram Hospital
Gurgaon
•Artemis •Fortis Healthcare •Max Healthcare •Medanta-Medicity
•Paras Hospitals
Hyderabad •Apollo
Hospital •Global Hospitals
Chennai Bengaluru
•Apollo Hospital •Christian Medical College, Vellore •Fortis Healthcare •Global Hospitals •Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases* •MIOT Hospitals •Sankara Nethralaya Eye Hospital*
Goa •Apollo Victor •Wockhardt Hospital
•Kerala Institute of Medical Sciences
•Apollo Hospital •Global Hospitals
Mumbai •Fortis Healthcare •Hiranandani Hospital •P D Hinduja Hospital •Tata Memorial Centre*
Trivandrum
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Popular surgeries and treatments sought by international patients are in cardiology, paediatrics, gastroenterology, orthopaedics and joint replacement, oncology, minimal access surgeries (especially bariatric surgery), cosmetic, dentistry, gynaecology, ophthalmology and obstetrics.
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Cardiology, cardiothoracic and vascular surgery Interventional surgery Orthopaedics, bone, hip and knee joint, and spine surgeries Gastric surgery Cancer treatment surgery Neuroscience and brain surgery Nephrology, urology, liver and kidney transplant Aesthetic and cosmetic surgery Minimal access surgeries Bariatric surgery Eye treatment and surgery Gynaecology & obstetrics Paediatric surgery Alternative and holistic medicine Rare diseases and surgery Dentistry
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All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
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Ophthalmology, paediatrics, gastroenterology, cardiology, oncology, trauma-care, hip and knee replacement, neurology
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Most respected and Government of India-owned. Known for quality treatment and highly skilled doctors. Also known for undertaking rare treatments and surgeries.
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Apollo Hospitals Group
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Cardiology, hip-replacement, neurology
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Largest multi-speciality hospital chain with hospitals and satellite centres spread across the country. Indraprastha Apollo, New Delhi and Apollo, Chennai are the major hospitals. Known for quality nursing staff and doctors. Overseas hospitals in Dhaka and Mauritius.
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Apollo Victor Hospital, Goa
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Joint accreditation from Australia and New Zealand
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Cosmetic and plastic surgery, Ayurveda and wellness, dentistry
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Artemis Health Institute
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Multi-specialty and modern hospital in Gurgaon with growing international patient base.
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Heart surgery and interventional cardiology
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Well established heart research centre
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Christian Medical College, Vellore
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NABH
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Medanta, The Medicity
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Miot Hospitals
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Narayana Hospital
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P D Hinduja National Hospital
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Chennai
Goa
Mumbai
Trivandrum
Kolkata
Hyderabad
Srinagar
Shimla
Kullu, Manali
Jaipur
Jaisalmer
Visakhapatnam
Udaipur
Chandigarh
Jodhpur
Uttarakhand
Agra
Varanasi
Khajuraho
Aurangabad
Kutch Ahmedabad
Dwarka
Daman & Diu
Buldhana Nagpur
Ratnagiri
Pune
Panchmarhi
Ujjain
Konark
Gaya
Puri
Guwahati
Bagalkot
Shillong
Kaziranga
Leh
Darjeeling
Pondicherry
Madurai
Cochin
Kanyakumari
Ooty
Vellore
Bengaluru Mysore
Golconda
Hampi Bijapur
Gokarna
Gangtok
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15 eco-holiday sites across the country
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Profile of Medical Traveller Across the Globe
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58%
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45%
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26%
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2%
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27%
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99%
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Continent-wise Share of Medical Travel
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Costa Rica
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Coronary artery bypass surgery
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Hip replacement
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Knee replacement
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24,100
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30,000
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Taiwan
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India attracts international patients from over 50 countries including Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, Hong Kong, Malaya, Maldives, Mauritius, Middle-East, Myanmar, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Scotland, Senegal, Seychelles, Spain, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, UK, USA and Vietnam.
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Good reputation of Indian doctors in the UK and US has helped develop confidence in the level of medical care provided in India.
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Comparative Prices of Popular Surgical Procedures by Destination
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Angioplasty • India: 7,000 • USA: 57,000-160,000 • Singapore: 13,000-15,000 • Thailand: 10,000-13,000 • France: 18,400
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Gastric Bypass • India: 9,300 • USA: 35,000-52,000 • Singapore: 16,500 • Thailand: 13,000 • Malaysia: 12,700 • Panama: 8,500 • South Korea: 9,300 • Taiwan: 10,200 • UK: 70,000
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Prostrate Surgery • India: 3,600 • USA: 10,000-16,000 • Singapore: 5,300 • Thailand: 4,400 • Malaysia: 4,600 • Panama: 3,200 • South Korea: 3,150 • Taiwan: 2,750
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Hysterectomy •India: 3,000 •USA: 20,000 •Singapore: 6,000 •Thailand: 4,500 •UK: 24,000
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The Indian Government's Ministry of Tourism website regularly updates the list of travel agents recognised by it.
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The Indian Embassy or consulate or local Indian mission office, the Indian Medical Travel Association, the Ministry of Tourism and the "International Patient Services" of hospital websites are the places to seek information and guidance on initiating health tourism in India.
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The Government of India issues medical or "M-visas" to health tourists. The M-visas are valid for a year.
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It can be extended for a another year by the State Government/ Foreigner Regional Registration Offices (FRRO) on the basis of medical certificate or advice from the reputed or recognized hospitals in the country.
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Any further extension is granted by the Ministry of Home Affairs only on the recommendations of the State Government/FRROs supported by appropriate medical documents.
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"M-visas" are valid for maximum three entries during one year. State Government/FRROs may permit one additional entry, if required.
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Attendant or family members of the patient coming to India for medical treatment are granted miscellaneous visa co-terminus with the "M-Visa" of the patient. It is called "MX-visa" and is granted to the spouse and/or children or those who have blood relations with the patient.
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The Ministry of Tourism has initiated several measures to promote Medical and Health Tourism, which include promotion in overseas markets and production of publicity materials such as brochure, CDs and films, etc., and their distribution in target markets.
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Under the Market Development Assistance Scheme (MDA), financial support is provided only to approved Medical Tourism Service Providers, i.e., representatives of hospitals accredited by JCI and NABH, and Medical Tourism facilitators approved by Ministry of Tourism.
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Ministry of Tourism organizes country-level workshop on promotion of Wellness Tourism with participation from the Department of AYUSH, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Services (NABH).
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Delegates representing the wellness industry are from Ayurveda wellness centres, spas, skincare centres, cosmetic care centres, gymnasiums, fitness centres, preventive healthcare centres, Yoga centres, etc. The emphasis is on NABH or JCI accreditations and service improvement.
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The Ministry is developing Haridwar-Rishikesh as well as Puducherry as wellness centres, to give visitors a complete experience which is physically healing, spiritually enriching and mentally rejuvenating.
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A 2007 notice of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has allowed medical practitioners from several countries including Australia, Canada, the UK, the US and New Zealand to work in Indian hospitals. This step is expected to bring in knowledge sharing and enhanced capabilities in the overall industry.
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