Region:Asia
Author(s):Himanshu
Product Code:KR980
The report titled “India Home Healthcare Market Outlook to 2025 (Second Edition)– By Patient Profile (Elderly Care, Post Operative Care, Physiotherapy, Palliative Care, Stroke Rehabilitation and Others), By Organized (Subscription and Non-Subscription Model) and Unorganized, By Patient Age Profile and By Major Cities" provides a comprehensive analysis on the Home Healthcare Market of India. The report covers various aspects including market introduction, ecosystem, business model, the market size by revenue, market segmentation by the profile of patients, by organized and unorganized market, by subscription and non-recurring models, by region/tier, and by age group of patients. It also provides insights on the setting up of home healthcare agency in India, QAI accreditation, pricing solutions offered in the market, competition scenario, SWOT analysis, company profiles of major players in the market, growth drivers, trends and developments, and issues and challenges in the industry. The report concludes with future market projection for the home healthcare industry, the impact of COVID-19, and analyst recommendations highlighting the major opportunities and cautions for the India home healthcare market.
Healthcare has become one of the largest sectors in India, in terms of revenue as well as employment. Healthcare comprises hospitals, medical devices, pharmaceutical goods, medical equipment, and services like doctor consultations, clinical trials, telemedicine, e-health services, health tourism, home healthcare, and health insurance among others. The Indian healthcare sector has been growing majorly due to greater coverage, expansion of services, and increasing public and private expenditure in this sector. The overall market size of the healthcare market in India estimated to be at INR 1,070k Crores as of FY’2019.
The home healthcare market in India is still in its early growth stage with the presence of a large number of players, with some offering only a single specialty service to others offering multiple services across various regions. The organized market has witnessed high growth in 30-35 companies and they have gained the utmost brand visibility and traction in terms of sale of services across various regions. The overall market size has grown at a CAGR of 17.2% over the past five years.
By Region/Tier of Cities: Tier 1 cities contribute the highest share to the total market size of the home healthcare market in India. The market share of tier 1 cities alone stands somewhere over 76.0% in the overall market. Major cities such as Delhi/NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Ahemdabad, Kolkata, and Pune have shown major shifts in demand from traditional healthcare services to home healthcare services.
By Market Structure: The Indian home healthcare market is currently dominated by the unorganized sector. The organized sector constitutes a rather small part of the total home healthcare market size of the home healthcare market in India. The unorganized sector still dominates the market as the home healthcare market is still in its early growth stage and major players are still working on establishing their presence beyond Tier-1 cities. Although we have seen some tremendous growth in a few cities, a paradigm shift in demand is yet to be seen in this sector basis PAN India.
By Age Group: Patients above 60 years of age contribute to the lion’s share to the home healthcare market in India. Services availed by people above the age of 60 include elderly care, homecare pertaining to a chronic ailment, physiotherapy among others.
Patients between 40-60 years contribute the second largest share followed by patients of age groups of 20-40 years and 0-25 years
By Subscription and Non-Recurring Model: Subscription models make up for a smaller proportion as they are yet to gain popularity and the industry has seen numerous cases of patients opting out of these subscriptions before the stipulated time owing to service quality inconsistency. Another reason for the popularity of non-recurring models oversubscription model is the lack of insurance coverage. Insurance is bound to make homecare services more affordable for the patients and thus, subscription models may witness growth in this aspect.
By Profile of Patients: Elderly care services constitute the largest part of the home healthcare services market. The other segments include physiotherapy, stroke rehabilitation, palliative care, and others. These segments contribute relatively lower proportions to the total market size.
The home healthcare market in India is in its early growth stage. The market shows a lot of potentials to grow over the coming years due to the shift in preferences and types of services demanded. The current market structure is highly fragmented with a high proportion of unorganized players as compared to organized players. The major players in the market compete on factors such as brand value, services offered, expertise and coverage, deliverable workforce, QAI accreditation, clinical outcomes among others. The major players in the market include Portea Medical, Medwell Ventures, Healthcare AtHome, Care24, India Home Health Care, CallHealth, Bharath Home Medicare, and Apollo Homecare among others.
The India Home Healthcare Market is expected to grow at a positive CAGR of 19.2% during the period FY’2019-FY’2025. The growth is expected to be driven by factors such as the rise in the geriatric population, increasing demand for convenience-based healthcare services, increasingly unhealthy lifestyles of the younger population leading to a higher prevalence of chronic diseases among others. In addition, the expected onset of regulations, introduction of QAI accreditation and the measures to bring home healthcare services under the purview of insurance are also expected to help the market grow further in the coming years.
India Healthcare Market Overview
India Home Healthcare Market Overview
India Home Healthcare Market Segmentation
Competitive Landscape
India Home Healthcare market Future Outlook
2.1. Market Definitions and Size
2.2. List of Abbreviations
2.3. Market Sizing and Modeling
Consolidated Research Approach
Market Sizing Aproach – India Home Healthcare Market
Sample Size Inclusion Table
Variables Dependent and Independent
Multifactor Based Sensitivity Model
Limitations
Final Conclusion
Registered Nurses and Pharmacists in India
Distribution of Projected Population of India
Distibution of Population by Age Group, Sex and Residence
Population in the Age Group 60 and Above, Distributed State Wise
Mortality Indicators Over the Years 2013-2016
Trends in Public Health Expenditure Over the Years 2009-2018
Average Medical and Other Expenditure per Hospitalization Case for Each Quintile
Average Medical and Other Related Expenditure on Account of Hospitalization per Hospitalization case for Each State and UT (RURAL)
Average Medical and Other Related Expenditure on Account of Hospitalization per Hospitalization case for Each State and UT (Urban)
Major Sources of Finance for Hospitalization Expenditure for Households in Different Quintile Classes of UMPCE
Number of Doctors Registered with State Medical Councils /Medical Council of India per State/UT Over the Years
Number of Dental Surgeons Registered with Central/State Medical Councils of India per State and UT
Ayush Registered Practitioners
Cross Comparison of India Among Few Countries Basis Total Elderly Population, Number of Physicians and Number of Nurses and Midwives
Health Care Market in India
Home Healthcare Market in India
8.1. By Profile of Patients (Elderly Care, Post Operative Care, Physiotherapy, Palliative Care, Stroke Rehabilitation and Others), FY’2019
Incidence of Stroke Related Cases in India
8.2. By Organized and Unorganized Market, FY’2019
8.3. By Subscription and Non-Recurring Model (Organized Sector)
8.4. By Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 Cities, FY’2019
8.4.1.By Major Cities (Mumbai, Delhi/NCR, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kolkata and Ahmedabad), FY’2019
8.5. By Age Group (0-25 Years, 25-40 Years, 40-60 Years and Above 60 Years of Age), FY’2019
Organisational Structure of a Home Healthcare Company
Recruitment and Trainings of Nurses, Attendants and Other Deliverable Resources
Service Level Agreements (SLA) with the Patients and the Employees (Doctors, Nurses, Attendants etc.)
Marketing and Promotion of Services
Investment in Patient Monitoring Tech
Major Cities to Target in India for Providing Home Healthcare Services
Factors Considered by VC Firms and Other Investors before Investing in a Home Healthcare Company
Benefits of Accreditation
QAI’s Centre for Accreditation of Health and Social Care (CAHSC)
Eligibility and Preparation for Accreditation
Accreditation Process
Assessment Criteria and Fee Structure
Rising Hospitalization Costs
Increase in Geriatric Population
Increase in Partnerships
Technology Oriented Growth
Expansion in the Suite of Services Offered
Rising Trend of Nuclear Families
Predominance of the Unorganised Sector
Lack of Adequate and Skilled Manpower
Low Penetration Rate
Lack of Regulations
Lack of Insurance Coverage
Absence of Inclusive Public Policies
Strengths &Weaknesses and Market Share of Home Healthcare Companies in India
Cross-Comparison of Major Home Healthcare Companies in India basis Financial and Operational Parameters
14.1. Competition Parameters in India Home Healthcare Market
14.2. SWOT Analysis of India Home Healthcare Market
15.1. Portea Medical
15.2. Healthcare AtHome
15.3. Medwell Ventures
15.4. Care24 (Aegis Care Advisors Private Limited)
15.5. CallHealth
15.6. Apollo Homecare
15.7.India Home Health Care
15.8. Critical Care Unified (CCU) Homecare
15.9. Bharath Home Medicare Pvt. Ltd.
16.1.Mergers and Acquisitions
16.2. Major Funding in India Home Healthcare Market
Reasons for Failure of Philips Home Care Services
20.1.By Region/Tier Wise, FY’2025F
20.2.By Organised and Unorganized Market, FY’2025F
20.3. By Age Group, 2025F
20.4. By Subscription and Non-Recurring Model (Organized Sector), FY’2025F
20.5. By Profile of Patients, FY’2025F
Fast-tracking of Implementation of Targets for Public Health Emergencies within National Disaster Management Plan
Strengthening of Government Infrastructure and Public Private Partnerships
Internalization of Pharma Supply Chain & Make-in-India focus for Medical Equipment
Medical Tourism will Continue to See a Downtrend
Increased Use of Technology, Telemedicine, Training of primary health workers and Mobile hospitals
India is More Vulnerable to Epidemics Compared to China and Italy
Respiratory Illnesses: Deadliest among Communicable Diseases in India
21.1. Impact of COVID-19 on Home Healthcare Industry in India
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