Bringing medical specialties in one
umbrella is a business model. Organizations
act as a platform provide infrastructure, marketing to bring patients and
connect specialized treatment, consultations with specific doctors even in non-urban
areas. This is a different model
nowadays adopted rather than hospital model.
But business, revenue alone calculated
rather than values. This business models
will benefit corporate, hospital and develop new jobs. Whether there is a doubt it may benefit
people or in terms of business we call them as consumers or clients. Each services are covered as packages, will impress
the people who need of cure.
Profits, acquiring clients are concentrated
in these industry is very disturbing dilemma.
Old treatments are renewing into new brands like Ayurveda, homeopathy
and Kerala treatments.
In October 2015, India's medical
tourism sector was estimated to be worth US$3 billion. Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Delhi are top
destinations for foreign visitors. Medical
tourism is a good concept and business model which targets foreign business and
their cures. But medical here
concentrates on revenues rather than cure and healthy survival.
Medical shops are franchising their
brands. They have customer points for
every purchase and they worried about our monthly visits. Rates are differing for each brands. In
business aspect, this is not a good economic progress for the industry business
outcome only thing concentrated values, curability of diseases also to be considered
towards a proper beneficial growth.
thanks for your reading..
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