Market
Segmentation by States by therapeutic classes: Cardiology, Oncology,
Orthopedics
India
Single Specialty Hospitals and Clinics Industry Outlook to 2019 - Day Care
Specialty Clinics to Impel Growth” presents a comprehensive analysis of the
industry covering aspects including market size by revenue and market
segmentation by single specialty hospitals and clinics covering therapeutic
classes such as Cardiology, Oncology, Orthopedics, Maternity and Urology and
dental, eyecare, IVF and kidney dialysis. State wise presence of hospitals in
each category is also presented as a segment of the market. A detailed analysis
on total number of hospitals in major therapeutic classes, average revenue per
bed per day in a therapeutic class, cost of treatments has been provided in the
report. The report also entails a detailed description on the recent trends and
developments, private equity investments in the sector, growth drivers and
challenges and competitive landscape of major players in key therapeutic
classes with revenue. Future Prospects of the industry along with future
projections have been discussed.
India
has the largest number of patients paying out of pocket expenses for medical
purposes. This phenomenon has led to the emergence of the ‘healthcare consumer’
who is treated like a consumer and not just as a patient. The high expectations
of healthcare consumers and the rise of branded private hospital chains have
led to a shift in the consumer attitude towards doctors and hospitals. The
healthcare sector in India which witnessed an initial wave of private
investments in tertiary multi specialty hospitals, over the last decade, has
witnessed spurring investments in single specialty chains. Some major names in
single specialty hospitals in the country include: Fortis Escorts Heart and
Research Centre (New Delhi), Tata Memorial Cancer Hospital (Mumbai), Sankara
Nethralaya (Chennai), Vasan Eye Care (Chennai), HOSMAT Hospital (Bengaluru)
among others.
Single
specialty hospitals and clinics market in India has shown double digit growth
rates over the last few years. The market revenue has escalated from INR ~
million in FY’2010 to INR ~ million in FY’2014. The industry has recorded a
CAGR of 12.6% over the years FY’2010-FY’2014. Low capital investment and
investment friendly business models have led to a spur of investments made in
this business in India in the recent years. The share of hospitals in single
specialty chains in total market value in the country stood at ~% in FY’2014,
demurring from ~% in FY’2010.
Cardiology
accounts for the maximum share of ~% in single specialty hospital market in
India in terms of revenue, as recorded in FY’2014. Players such as Fortis
Escorts Hearth Institute, Frontier Lifeline Hospital, Narayana Hrudayalaya have
been recording impressive turnovers in the recent times, thus driving the
market for cardiology hospitals in India. Oncology is the second largest
revenue contributor to the SSH market in India. Maternity segment, at 4th
largest position, was valued at INR ~ million in FY’2014 and has grown from INR
~ million in FY’2010. The specialties’ share in the overall SSH market has
risen from ~% in FY’2010 to ~% in FY’2014. Urology forms a niche segment of
single specialty hospitals industry in India with a share of ~% as recorded in
FY’2014, however, the urology single specialty hospitals industry in the
country has been displaying double digit growth rates in the past few years.
The eyecare single specialty centres industry in India too has showcased
stupendous growth of 30.8% over the years FY’2010-FY’2014.
Major
healthcare chains such as Fortis healthcare, Apollo Hospitals have invested
greatly in setting up single specialty centres for dialysis, maternity centres,
and dental care centres in the country in the recent years. Fortis and Apollo
have also established maternity centres in the country under the brand names,
Fortis La Femme and Apollo Cradle, respectively.
The
rapidly evolving single specialty hospital and clinics industry in India will
change the facade of the healthcare sector in the coming years. The emergence
of single specialty chains across a gamut of sub specialties with business
models thriving on the ability to craft a custom solution for a specific requirement,
backed by specialized infrastructure and medical personnel’s focused on
providing quality care to the consumer will continue to drive growth in the
coming years.
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