Medical Tourism in India

1. Presented by:
Smriti Titla
Chitkara Business School
Chitkara University
Submitted to:
KPMG India

2.  Medical Tourism (also called medical travel, health
tourism or global healthcare) is a term used to describe
the rapidly growing practice of travelling across
international borders to seek healthcare services.
Services typically sought by travellers include elective
procedures as well as complex surgeries, etc.
 India is renowned for ancient alternative therapies such
as Ayurveda, Yoga, Meditation and Therapeutic
massage.
 India’s medical tourism market is expected to grow more
than double in size from $3 billion at present to around
$8 billion by 2020.
Source: http://tourism.gov.in/wellness-medical-tourism

3.  Yoga and Ayurvedic medicine
grew in popularity five thousand
years ago in India.
 India procured reputation as the
centre of Eastern Spiritual,
cultural and medicinal progress
when Buddhism came along
2500 years later.
 Health tourism is a
professionally managed,
diversified enterprise engaged
in core segments of – Health
Care, Health Care
Recruitment Services, Panel
of Doctors & surgeons, etc.
 India is an international
medical trend destination for
patients seeking world class
treatment.
AIIMS, Apollo Hospital, Fortis Healthcare, Indraprastha Medical Care, Medanta-
The Medicity, KG Hospitals, Aravind Eye Care, Kalari Kovilakom, Wockhardt
Hospitals, Mumbai & Bangalore, AyurvedaGram are some major contributors in
Indian Tourism.
Past Present
Source: http://medical-tourism-india.in/best-hospitals
Source: http://www.medicalindiatourism.com/
source: http://www.health-tourism-india.com/

4. Cost Advantage. In India
cost is 1/10th of U.S.
Less time consuming for
critical surgery, transplant
and treatment.
Rich Cultural Heritage
Personalized Services
Special Medical care and
facility for the patient
Highly Qualified
physicians/ surgeons and
fluent English speaking
staff

6. 0
2000
2010
2020
Increasing
Population
Leads to
healthcare
burden
In millions
Source: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, World population prospects
http://www.eiu.com/industry/Healthcare