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#Health In the dynamic landscape of India's burgeoning ecosystem, there's a palpable surge in scaling and innovation, particularly within the healthcare sector. As accessibility to healthcare services becomes increasingly widespread, there's speculation that providers will venture deeper into the country's heartlands. Government initiatives aim to bolster this effort, striving for a more inclusive healthcare framework. Yet, startups must navigate carefully to ensure sustained success. The healthcare realm is amidst a profound digital metamorphosis, with India leading the charge in embracing digital solutions at a remarkable pace. Technology is revolutionizing healthcare facilities, heralding a new era of transformative care delivery. Priyanka Agarwal Chopra Chopra, COO, of IIMA Ventures  Dipanjan Basu, Co-founder and Partner at Fireside Ventures Read the story: https://ow.ly/UmBh50S9mgh Story by: Prince Kariappa #DigitalHealthcare #HealthcareStartups #HealthcareTransformation #HealthcareIndia #HealthcareIT #HealthTech #HealthcareInnovation #HealthcareTech #HealthcareIndustry #HealthcareRevolution

Speaking about the need for “deeply innovative” healthcare solutions designed to solve larger issues at scale in India, Dipanjan Basu, co-founder and partner, Fireside Ventures said, “For instance, we have seen a lot of IVF clinics have come up and thus have raised a number of patients going to the hospitals when they reach fertility artificially. Adding to that a lot of preventive cases can be solved at home with the help of technology which will reduce the stress on the mainstream system. And this will certainly add to the strength and muscle of the overall healthcare.” Via Entrepreneur India and Prince Kariappa

The HealthQuad team is pleased to present its report in conjunction with Bain & Co. on Healthcare Innovation Market in India. We believe that this market is poised to grow to USD 60Bn by 2028 driven by growing consumerization of health, the reconfiguration of the global value chains, growth of scientific and technological expertise in India, evolution of government policies and the increased use of AI/ML. Entrepreneurs should endeavor to prioritize profitability with sustained growth from the outset, build defensible competitive moats, embrace new AI/ML technologies and establish ecosystem partnerships. As leading investors in this space, we are excited to partner with entrepreneurs who have built companies which used innovative models to solve for the challenges of accessibility, affordability and quality of healthcare in India. #healthcare, #healthtech, #digitalhealthinnovation #healthcareai; #medtech #biotech Ajay Mahipal; Shubham Jain; Manan Kalra; Parijat Ghosh; Charles-Antoine Janssen; Sunil Thakur; Divya Gulati; Sakshi Bansal; Vrinda Bansal; Palak Vatwani; Aarthi Rao; Navneet Chahal; Arunava Saha Dalal; Nidhi Dahiya

India has its own unique set of positions, we are the most populous country, with increased life expectancy, and a significant population with low age (and surely we need them all healthy and productive). Our healthcare needs are also growing - with more diseases, lower per capita coverage of healthcare facilities and insurance, late-stage detections, and costly therapeutics, to name just a few general ones. The last paragraph mentions how delivery systems and tech companies will drive digitalization in the US, and this is surely applicable to India too.  Look at the way our digitalization is working well - Aadhaar card, Indian Railways Ticketing, etc. Let us work together. 

Hold up, LinkedIn fam! We messed up. The Insight Tribe (you know, those healthcare consulting wizards at theinsighttribe.com) had officially launched... but we totally missed the LinkedIn memo. We've been quietly making waves behind the scenes. Now, we're bringing our expertise to the forefront of this exciting platform. Been itching to crack the code on product innovation? We've got the magic formula. Struggling to navigate the "Make in India" maze? We'll be your compass. Need laser-sharp market intelligence or a healthcare investment sherpa? Look no further! We're more than consultants; we're a passionate tribe of healthcare industry veterans. We've been in the trenches, so we know the battle cries and victory dances. Don't let the "leader" label fool you – this tribe is as vibrant and innovative as the future of healthcare itself. Our mission? To empower YOU – medtech companies, PE/VC firms, hospitals, diagnostic centers, healthtech and AI startups – with the game-changing insights and strategies you need to dominate in this dynamic industry. We combine cutting-edge research with actionable plans, ensuring your decisions hit the bullseye and your projects take flight. Visit : https://lnkd.in/dPQZeq2i to know more. Follow us for industry insights, thought leadership pieces, and updates on how we're helping businesses thrive in the healthcare sector. Amit.P. Gandhi Rahul Menon Ravi Ramaswamy Vinay Krithik Chaitanya Nimmakayala Yuvraj Gandhi Amit Talele Prateek Jain Nishant Kumar #healthcareconsulting #theinsightribe #healthcareexperts #medtech #marketresearch

Imagine a world where technology meets healthcare at every corner, enhancing every aspect of medical care. Yet, in India's bustling #startup ecosystem—a realm that celebrates billion-dollar valuations in fintech and e-commerce—health-tech lingers in the shadows, underfunded and undervalued. In 2023, out of the impressive $10 billion funnelled into Indian startups, a mere 4% made its way into #healthtech. This stark disparity not only highlights a significant oversight but also underscores a critical gap in a sector that impacts the very essence of human well-being. Investing in health-tech is not merely a financial decision; it's a commitment to securing a healthier future. Enhanced #healthcare technologies can lead to improved diagnosis, treatment efficiencies, and overall public health management. Globally, nations like the USA and Germany are pouring significant investments into health-tech, recognising its profound impact on health outcomes and economic stability. Contrastingly, India’s conservative investment patterns could lead to long-term challenges in the healthcare system’s capacity to manage emerging health issues. In this under-explored frontier, Flabs is making a difference. Our mission is clear: enable every individual to access quality healthcare, beginning with the diagnostic labs that form the backbone of medical diagnosis. Our innovative SaaS platform is revolutionising how these labs operate, significantly boosting their accuracy and efficiency. This enhancement in lab operations directly translates into improved healthcare services for the end consumer. "The image below illustrates the stark contrast between India's rapid tech advancements and its outdated healthcare practices—time for change."

How are Health tech start-ups being built in India? - Healthtech market in India projected to reach $10 billion by 2025. - Only 7% of hospitals have advanced digital infrastructure. - Large opportunity exists for innovation in digital health solutions. 5 key learnings from the session 1. Defining the Problem - TAM (Total Addressable Market) from the problem statement basis factual statements (ex: 1 out of 4 people in India suffer from xxx, and microsurgery is a solution) - SAM (Serviceable Available Market) focuses on those seeking digital health solutions. 2. Insights from investors lens (Anju Gupta , Neeraj Tyagi, Siddharth S.) - Key factors: Founders' industry expertise, competitive moat, problem-solving approach, and business model. - Importance of a strong team and clear market adoption strategy. 3. The Role of Analytical Data - Analytical platforms use data from open networks to drive insights. - Focus on developing data-driven models to enhance solutions and meet regulatory standards. 4. FDA Approvals and Consulting - Navigating FDA approvals requires experienced consultants. - The process involves rigorous testing and documentation. 5. Accessing Hospitals - 5C Network 's software is in 2,000+ hospitals, highlighting the importance of strategic partnerships. - A key learning is Software solutions generally integrate more easily than hardware and then slowly upsell hardware if there is room. *Bonus offer the panel discussion 6. Importance of Medical Professionals - Medical professionals on the team enhance credibility and provide clinical insights. - Their expertise is crucial in developing practical, effective ground level healthtech solutions. Further we discussed about Blended finance and how doctors can excel as entrepreneurs in healthtech by understanding the market, leveraging data, navigating regulations, and building the right team. Tanmay, Kiran, Sugandhi, Dr. Vijender Jeph , Kalyan, Sreekar, Thanuja #healthtech #health #doctors MSMF-TBI NSRCEL

🌐 🚀 The Indian health tech sector is poised for an incredible journey, set to reach a whopping $20 billion by 2028, according to a recent report. 📈🏥 This booming industry reflects the nation's dynamic embrace of digital health solutions, presenting vast opportunities for innovation and transformation. 🇮🇳💻 🌟 #HealthTech #India #DigitalHealth #Innovation 🚀

The mindset of a healthtech startup founder in India is characterized by a strong blend of innovation, resilience, and a deep understanding of the local healthcare landscape. Given the unique challenges and opportunities in India’s healthcare sector, such as varying access to quality care, affordability issues, and a large, diverse population, founders must be both visionary and pragmatic. They often focus on leveraging technology to bridge gaps in healthcare access, whether through telemedicine, digital health records, or AI-driven diagnostics. They are driven by a passion to make healthcare more accessible and affordable for the masses, often navigating complex regulatory environments and fragmented markets. They must be adept at managing resources efficiently, building strong networks, and constantly adapting to the rapidly evolving tech and healthcare ecosystems. The ability to innovate within constraints, maintain a patient-centric approach, and stay resilient in the face of challenges is crucial for success in this space. This mindset is also fueled by a commitment to creating a positive impact, not just profit, as they aim to transform the healthcare landscape in India for the better.

Healthify’s answer to slowing India business: a Hail Mary bet on the US One of India’s most-valued healthtechs is standing at a crossroads amid job cuts, stagnant growth, muted AI bets, and a lack of new offerings for the global market, argues Shivani Verma in her story today: https://lnkd.in/gNRF3ue5