Healthcare and Social Services in India

March 2021 | 18 pages | ID: H469FB0925CEN
Euromonitor International Ltd

Abstracts

The revenue of Indian health and social care providers contracted in 2020, mainly affected by decreased out-of-pocket health expenditure by consumers and the overall negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on India’s economy. India’s private healthcare sector provided strong support to the government’s needs during the health crisis by donating isolation beds for treatment, medical staff and equipment. Nonetheless, hospitals and other healthcare service providers witnessed a sharp decline in re...

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Product coverage: Hospitals, Medical and Dental Services, Social Work Services, Veterinary Services.

Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.

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Contents

Headlines
Prospects
India’s healthcare and social services sector witnesses revenue contraction due to the suspension of non-emergency treatment
Government to increase healthcare and wellbeing spending
Competitive Landscape
E-commerce giants enter India’s online pharmacy service market
Telemedicine and e-health to see strong growth over the medium term
Industry Overview
CHART 1 Turnover 2004-2024, LCU million
CHART 2 Value Added 2014-2019, LCU million
CHART 3 Profit and Profit Margin 2014-2019
CHART 4 Turnover and Growth by Category 2019, LCU million
CHART 5 Hospitals, Medical And Dental Services Turnover 2004-2024, LCU million
CHART 6 Social Work Services Turnover 2004-2024, LCU million
CHART 7 Veterinary Services Turnover 2004-2024, LCU million
CHART 8 Absolute Growth by Category, LCU million
Cost Structure
CHART 9 Cost Structure 2019, LCU million
CHART 10 B2B Costs and Growth 2019, LCU million
Market Structure
CHART 11 Market Structure by Category 2014-2019, LCU million
CHART 12 Market Share by Category 2014-2019, % of Total Market
CHART 13 Market Structure 2014-2019, LCU million
Buyers
CHART 14 Market Structure by Buyer 2019, LCU million
CHART 15 B2B Buyers and Growth 2019, LCU million
Firmographics
CHART 16 Employment Statistics and Productivity 2014-2019
Digital Business
CHART 17 Share of E-Commerce Activities 2019-2024, %
CHART 18 Number of Companies Receiving Orders Online 2014-2019
CHART 19 Number of Companies Placing Orders Online 2014-2019
CHART 20 Revenue from E-Commerce, 2014-2019, LCU million
Industry Context
CHART 21 Attractiveness Index in Selected Industries 2019
CHART 22 Industry vs GDP Performance 2004-2024, % y-o-y Growth
CHART 23 Healthcare and social services vs Other Industries 2004-2024, LCU million
CHART 24 Industry Turnover by Region 2019, USD million
CHART 25 Healthcare and Social Services in Asia Pacific 2004-2024, USD million