1. India Hospital Service Market Overview

  1.1 Public Sector

  1.2 Private Sector

2. Hospital Service Market Infrastructure

  2.1 Hospital Beds

  2.2 Doctors

  2.3 Dental Surgeon

  2.4 Nurses

  2.5 Pharmacists

  2.6 Blood Banks

3. Private Healthcare City

  3.1 Apollo Health City

  3.2 Medanta Medicity

  3.3 Chettinad Health City

4. Changing Patient Profiles - Transition from Chronic to Lifestyle Diseases

5. Private Hospital Services Market Trends

  5.1 Entry of Corporate Groups

  5.2 Hospitals & Outpatient Clinics in Tier II Cities

  5.3 Specialty Hospitals

  5.4 Increasing Medical Insurance Coverage

  5.5 Demand for Quality Healthcare Services

  5.6 Medical Tourism

  5.7 Telemedicine

  5.8 Hospital Information System

  5.9 In House Pathological Services

6. Challenges to Be Resolved

7. Foreign Direct Investment in Hospitals

  7.1 Regulation

  7.2 Impact of FDI

8. Regulatory Framework

  8.1 Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

  8.2 Medical Council of India

  8.3 Dental Council of India

  8.4 Pharmacy Council of India

  8.5 Indian Nursing Council

  8.6 National Health Policy

  8.7 National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers

9. Competitive Landscape

  9.1 Apollo Hospitals Group

  9.2 Fortis Healthcare

  9.3 Max Healthcare

  9.4 Wockhardt Hospitals

  9.5 AIIMS

  9.6 CARE Hospitals

  9.7 Manipal Hospitals

  9.8 Aravind Eye Hospital

List of Figures

Figure 1-1: Indian Healthcare Market Opportunity (US$ Billion), 2015 & 2020

Figure 1-2: Number of Public Hospitals & Beds*

Figure 1-3: Share of Private Sector in Outpatient & Inpatient Care

Figure 1-4: Number of Private Hospital & Beds

Figure 1-5: Private Hospital Distribution by Number of Beds

Figure 1-6: Private Hospital Services Market (US$ Billion), 2012-2015

Figure 2-1: Number of Public & Private Hospitals Beds*

Figure 2-2: Number of Government Hospitals Beds in Rural & Urban Areas

Figure 2-3: Distribution of Specialist Doctors in Urban, Semi-Urban & Rural Areas, 2011

Figure 2-4: Number of Registered Allopathic Doctors, 2008-2011

Figure 2-5- Number of Registered Dental Surgeons, 2008 & 2009

Figure 4-1: Number of Estimated Cases of Coronary Heart Disease in India 2000, 2005, 2010 & 2015

Figure 4-2: Number of Estimated Cases of Diabetes, 2000, 2005, 2010 & 2015

Figure 5-1: Demand for Beds & Hospitals in Tier II Cities

Figure 5-2: Demand for Outpatients & Specialty Clinics in Tier II Cities

Figure 5-3: Health Insurance Market (Billion US$), FY’12-FY’15

Figure 5-4: Medical Tourism Industry Opportunity (Million US$)

Figure 5-5: Telemedicine Market (US$ Million), 2012-2015

Figure 5-6: Private Hospital Information System Market Opportunity (Million US$), 2012-2015

Figure 5-7: Pathological Service Market (Billion US$), 2012-2015

Figure 5-8: Share of Organized & Unorganized Segment in Pathological Service Market

Figure 7-1: FDI in Hospital & Diagnostic Sector (Million US$), 2009-2011*

List of Tables

Table 2-1: Number of Government Hospitals Beds* in Rural & Urban Areas by State, 2010

Table 2-2: Number of Registered Allopathic Doctors by States, 2008-2011     

Table 2-3: Number of Registered Dental Surgeons by States, 2008 & 2009     

Table 2-4: Number of Registered Nurses by State, March’2011 

Table 2-5: Number of Registered Pharmacists by State, 2010   

Table 2-6: Number of Licensed Blood Banks by State, January’2011    

Table 4-1: Number of Estimated Cases of Coronary Heart Disease by Age Group ,2000        

Table 4-2: Number of Estimated Cases of Coronary Heart Disease by Age Group, 2005        

Table 4-3: Number of Estimated Cases of Coronary Heart Disease by Age Group, 2010        

Table 4-4: Number of Estimated Cases of Coronary Heart Disease by Age Group,2015         

Table 4-5: Number of Estimated Cases of Diabetes by Age Group, 2005         

Table 4-6: Number of Estimated Cases of Diabetes by Age Group, 2010         

Table 4-7: Number of Estimated Cases of Diabetes by Age Group, 2015