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A GDP growth rate of 9.4% in the year 2006-07 – the highest growth rate achieved in 18 years.
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A dynamic and robust financial system and stable policy environment.
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A well-established legal system with investor friendly laws and liberalized government business policies.
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Changing lifestyle patterns creating a market for preventive and curative care opportunities.
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The rising Indian middle class along with its increasing purchasing power and willingness to pay for quality healthcare has led to the emergence of high quality corporate hospitals.
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Foreign investment is allowed in all sectors of healthcare. 100% foreign investment projects receive approvals without delay or even cleared under automatic schemes.
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A strong information technology backbone and skill base.
- An excellent pool of doctors/specialists.
- Low cost health facilities with very high quality of healthcare services.
- Increasing private and government spending in the healthcare sector.
- Presence of a large number of international and domestic healthcare/pharmaceutical companies.
- Networks of academic & medical centers/hospitals/laboratories with international accreditations.
