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The Indian Government is Planning Improvements to the Health Infrastructure With Plans to Upgrade and Increase Hospitals, Clinics and Clinical Laboratories

February 1, 2007
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c49648) has announced the addition of “Indian Health Care Industry – Opportunities and Trends” to their offering.

The Indian economy is continuing to enjoy steady growth, and this is also reflected in the Indian healthcare industry. For the Indian Government, the healthcare sector is a priority area. This is augmented by an increased budgetary outlay and heavily slashed customs duty on imports of medical equipments. Also there are special incentives being provided for setting up new hospitals. Much of India’s healthcare expenditure comes from private patients’ pockets, primarily the higher-income households. The Government of India plans to improve health infrastructure by upgrading and increasing the total number of hospitals, clinics, and clinical laboratories in urban and rural areas. This is expected to drive growth in this sector.

The health care sector in India offers abundant opportunities for businessmen, equipment makers and service providers to invest in curative and preventive services and possibilities of investing in medical infrastructure and medical tourism. This report looks at opportunities in the Indian health care industry and provides all the necessary information, trends, figures and facts for making an informed decision regarding this sector.

Key topics covered:

– India – Market Overview – Market Opportunities – Policy Initiatives – Brief Profiles of Major Players in the Indian Healthcare Industry – Outlook

Companies mentioned:

– Philips – Siemens – Drager Medical AG – Wipro GE Medical Systems – Proton Health Care – Apollo Hospitals – Max Healthcare – The Escorts Group – Fortis Healthcare Ltd – Wockhardt Hospital & Heart Institute

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c49648