New Delhi to host Advantage Health Care – India 2015 in October

To promote India as a premier global healthcare destination

India is emerging as a preferred healthcare destination for patients across the globe. Growing at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 27 per cent, the inflow of medical tourists in India is likely to cross 3.2 million in 2015.

‘Advantage Health Care – India 2015’ aims to showcase India and its immense pool of medical capabilities as well as create opportunities for healthcare collaborations between the participating countries.

Slated to be held from October 5-7, 2015, in New Delhi, the objective of this summit is to promote India as a premier global healthcare destination and to enable streamlined medical services exports from India. This underlying objective is a unique conglomeration of the ‘5 – Ts’ – talent, tradition, technology, tourism and trade.

The event features are:

  • Reportedly, first ever international summit on medical value travel being organised in India for promoting services exports from India
  • Exhibition with focus on hospitals, healthcare centres, AYUSH hospitals, educational institutions, medical devices and electronics, pharma companies, pharma machinery and packaging, and associated infrastructure – medical tourism facilitators, hotels, airlines, tour and travel companies and TPAs
  • Present and promote exclusive medical services and expertise
  • Opportunity for state governments to showcase their healthcare and wellness industry
  • Provide excellent brand visibility to the exhibitors
  • Knowledge sharing programme where renowned Indian doctors and AYUSH experts will deliver lectures on different topics
  • International conference on medical value travel
  • Reverse Buyer Seller Meeting and planned B-2-B sessions with hosted buyers from more than 60 countries
  • Visitors and hosted buyer delegations from 60 countries
  • Organised hospital visits by state governments for the visiting foreign delegations to provide exposure of the Indian hospital infrastructure
  • Health Ministers’ round table session, with Health Ministers invited from the selected 60 countries to discuss issues encompassing medical value travel and formulating a way forward.
  • Indian healthcare providers and global healthcare stakeholders on one platform
  • B2B meetings and tie-ups with hospitals and healthcare centres
  • Showcase medical devices sector – opportunity to encourage foreign companies to start manufacturing in India with local partners
  • Showcase pharma sector – bulk drug manufacturers, pharma machinery and packaging industry strengths for the opportunity to tie up with pharma manufacturers for JVs, services exports and export of machinery
  • Showcase training capabilities of India in medical, pharma and nursing sector. Engage with international partners for imparting training courses and short education programmes
  • Training and development of programmes for allied medical staff through Indian medical universities and skill development missions
  • Opportunity to get into business tie up for clinical research and trials
  • Establish global business contacts and connects
  • Sign business cooperation agreements with international stakeholders sending patients to India.