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Booming Medical Tourism in India

Publication Date July 2008
Publisher RNCOS
Product Type Report
Pages 60
ISBN Number not applicable
Product Code RCS00450
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Summary

The report,Booming Medical Tourism in India, provides a complete insight into the Indian medical tourism market. It evaluates the past, present and future scenario of the Indian medical tourism market and discusses the key factors which are making India a favorable medical tourism destination. Both statistics and trends regarding market size, tourist arrivals, infrastructure, accreditations, drivers and restraints have been thoroughly discussed in the report.The research has found that India represents the most potential medical tourism market in the world. Factors such as low cost, scale and range of treatments provided by India differentiate it from other medical tourism destinations. The growth in India's medical tourism market is expected to serve as a boon for several associated industries also, including hotel industry, medical equipment industry and pharmaceutical industry.

Key Findings

  • India offers vast range of medical treatments - from simple dental procedures to the complex cardiac surgeries. Patients can save 60%-95% of their treatment costs by undergoing treatment in India.
  • Wellness tourism, comprising of spa, yoga and Ayurveda, has a very bright future in India as foreigners are increasingly flocking to India to seek physical and mental healing.
  • In 2007, around 272,000 medical tourists visited India for medical tourism and together, they brought US$ 656 Million in revenues.
  • Lack of proper hospital accreditation system and inefficient laws against malpractice can be the biggest factor limiting the growth of India's medical tourism Industry.
  • India enjoys a considerable superiority over both Singapore and Thailand as preferred medical destination.
  • Both foreign employers and insurance firms are expected to outsource large share of medical treatments to India.
  • The Indian medical tourism market is expected to generate over US$ 2.5 Billion in revenues by 2012.

Key Issues & Facts Analyzed

  • Evaluation of past, current and future market trends.
  • Market evaluation by segment.
  • Discussion on the major drivers of the Indian Medical tourism market.
  • Analysis of the opportunities created by the market.
  • Analysis of the major challenges for the market.
  • Study of the competitive landscape of the market.

Key Players Analyzed

This section provides the overview and key facts of prominent players in the Indian medical tourism market, such as Apollo, Wockhardt, Fortis Healthcare and Max India.

Research Methodology Used

Information Sources


Information has been sourced from books, newspapers, trade journals and white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to more than 3000 paid databases.

Analysis Methods

The analysis methods include ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, and linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis.

Content

  • 1. Analyst View
  • 2. Global Medical Tourism Market
  • 3. Asian Medical Tourism Market
  • 4. India - The Emerging Medical Tourism Market
  • 5. Factors Driving Indian Medical Tourism Market
    • 5.1 Costs & Availability
    • 5.2 Manpower & Health Infrastructure
    • 5.3 Government Support
    • 5.4 IT & Internet
    • 5.5 Linkage between Payers & Providers
  • 6. Indian Medical Tourism Market
    • 6.1 Market Analysis
      • 6.1.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
      • 6.1.2 Medical Tourism Revenues
  • 7. Procedure Types & Cost Comparison
    • 7.1 Cardiac Procedure
    • 7.2 Orthopedic Procedure
    • 7.3 Neurological & Spinal Surgery
    • 7.4 Cosmetic Surgery
    • 7.5 Dental Treatment
    • 7.6 Wellness Tourism
      • 7.6.1 Alternative Medication
      • 7.6.2 Spa
  • 8. Opportunity Areas
    • 8.1 Hospital Services Industry
    • 8.2 Travel & Tourism Industry
    • 8.3 Medical Equipment Market
    • 8.4 Insurance Firms & Employers
  • 9. Roadblocks
    • 9.1 Follow-ups, Complications & Post-operative Care
    • 9.2 Perceptions
    • 9.3 Weakening Dollar
    • 9.4 Proper Accreditation & Collaboration
  • 10. Future Outlook
    • 10.1 Driving & Restraining Forces
    • 10.2 Future Outlook
      • 10.2.1 Medical Tourist Arrivals
      • 10.2.2 Medical Tourism Revenues
  • 11. Competitive Landscape
    • 11.1 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd.
    • 11.2 Wockhardt Ltd.
    • 11.3 Max India Ltd.
    • 11.4 Fortis Healthcare Ltd.
  • List of Figures:
    • Figure 2-1: Global - Medical Tourism Market (in Billion US$), 2005-2007E
    • Figure 2-2: Global - Medical Tourism Trips (in Million), 2005-2007E
    • Figure 3-1: Asia* - Medical Tourism Market (in Million US$), 2006E & 2007E
    • Figure 3-2: Asia* - Medical Tourist Arrivals (in '000), 2006E & 2007E
    • Figure 3-3: Asia* - Medical Tourist Arrivals by Country (%), 2007E
    • Figure 3-4: Asia* - Medical Tourism Market by Country (%), 2007E
    • Figure 4-1: India - Healthcare Spending (in Billion US$), 2001, 2007E & 2012F
    • Figure 5-1: India - Structure of Medical Education (in Number), 2005E
    • Figure 6-1: India - Medical Tourist Arrivals (in '000), 2004-2007E
    • Figure 6-2: India - Tourist Arrivals (in Million), 2004-2007E
    • Figure 6-3: India - Medical Tourism Market (in Million US$), 2005-2007E
    • Figure 6-4: India - Tourism Market (in Billion INR), 2004-2007E
    • Figure 6-5: India - Per Capita Healthcare Spending by General & Medical Tourist (in US$), 2007E
    • Figure 7-1: Global - Most Preferred Spa Destinations (%), 2003
    • Figure 7-2: Main Reasons for Visiting Spas (%), 2003
    • Figure 7-3: Favorite Treatments taken by Spa Consumers (%), 2003
    • Figure 8-1: India - Hospital Services Market (in Billion US$), 2004, 2007E & 2012F
    • Figure 8-2: India - Medical Equipment Market (in Billion INR) 2005, 2007E & 2012F
    • Figure 10-1: US - Uninsured People (in Million), 2007*-2011F
    • Figure 10-2: India - Forecast for Medical Tourist Arrivals (in '000), 2008-2012
    • Figure 10-3: India - Forecast for Medical Tourism Market (in Million US$), 2008-2012
  • List of Tables:
    • Table 5-1: US & UK - Approximate Waiting Period with Nature of Treatment (in Months)
    • Table 5-2: India - Cardiac Surgery Mortality Rate w.r.t. California (%)
    • Table 7-1: India - Cost of Cardiac Procedures w.r.t. Other Countries (in US$)
    • Table 7-2: India - Cost of Orthopedic Procedures w.r.t. Other Countries (in US$)
    • Table 7-3: India - Cost of Neurological & Spinal Surgical Procedures w.r.t. UK (in US$)
    • Table 7-4: India - Cost of Parkinson's Procedures w.r.t. UK (in US$)
    • Table 7-5: India - Cost of Cosmetic & Plastic Surgical Procedures w.r.t. Other Countries (in US$)
    • Table 7-6: India - Cost* of Dental Treatments w.r.t. US (in US$)
    • Table 7-7: India - Ayurveda Statistics (in Number), Apr 2007
    • Table 7-8: India - Siddha Statistics (in Number), Apr 2007
    • Table 7-9: India - Yoga Statistics (in Number), Apr 2007
    • Table 7-10: India - Naturopathy Statistics (in Number), Apr 2007
    • Table 7-11: India - Unani Statistics (in Number), Apr 2007