Delegate benefits (Virtual Conference)

• Direct interaction with senior speakers (Q&A facility)
• Easy connectivity to geographically dispersed delegates (click of a mouse)
• Concise report offered as a backgrounder
• Cost effective (lower ticket price as compared to a physical conference)
• Offers flexibility and convenience
• Access to conference recording
• Recap of conference sessions
• Contributes to sustainability and lower carbon footprint

For registration process/payment to attend the conference, please contact:
Malika Piya
Tel: +91-8937980597
Email: malika.piya@indiainfrastructure.com

• 30 per cent “Early Bird” discount ends on April 6, 2022.
• GST @18 per cent is applicable on the registration fee.
• Registration will be confirmed on receipt of the payment.

Lead sponsorship

• Prominent branding and logo promotion (event microsite, banners, e-brochures, social media)
• Standalone presentation including Q&A (20-minutes)
• Opportunity to join a relevant panel discussion (10-minutes)
• Company logo will be displayed on the event website and the registration page
• Company logo will be displayed in the opening and closing slide
• Sponsor company mentioned in each promotional mailer
• Mention in social media posts including a post on the speaker from your company
• 10-20 complimentary logins
• Acknowledgement of sponsor in the virtual event opening and closing remarks
• Email/EDM featuring sponsor information to attendees and database of key contacts
• Sharing leads generated and participant list
• Logo to be branded on the post-event recording of the virtual event
• Sponsor session to be uploaded for one month for views
• Opportunity to interact virtually with the top officials in the industry

Co-sponsorship

• Branding and logo promotion (event microsite, banners, e-brochures, social media)
• Standalone presentation including Q&A (20-minutes) OR opportunity to join a relevant panel discussion
• 8-10 complimentary logins
• Email/EDM featuring sponsor logo to attendees and database of key contacts
• Sharing leads generated and participant list
• Logo to be branded on the post-event recording of the virtual event
• Sponsor session to be uploaded for one month for views

For sponsorship opportunities contact:
Malika Piya
Tel: +91-8937980597
Email: malika.piya@indiainfrastructure.com

For registration and sponsorship opportunities:

Malika Piya, Conference Cell
Mobile: +91-8937980597
Email: malika.piya@indiainfrastructure.com

Ishika Rahariya, Conference Cell
Mobile: +91-8380834436
Email: ishika.rahariya@indiainfrastructure.com

• India’s healthcare segment has now entered the post-pandemic phase, with new challenges and newer opportunities. In Union Budget 2022, the government has identified strengthening health infrastructure, focusing on preventive healthcare and improving coverage as the key working areas.Genomics, pharmaceuticals and digital healthcare have been highlighted as sunrise opportunities.
• The huge infrastructure demand-supply gap and technology disruptions have made the industry lucrative for investment. The healthcare sector is expected to grow at a fast pace to reach $372 billion by 2022. India is expected to spend about 2.5 per cent of its GDP on healthcare by 2025.
• The pandemic-induced lockdown necessitated healthcare providers to reinvent delivery models, which has provided a fillip to sub-segments including telemedicine, home healthcare and in vitro diagnostics.
• Hospital infrastructure is being expanded to Tier II and Tier III cities due to the rising demand for health services and saturation in metropolitan cities. A lot of action has been seen in the private equity and venture capitalspace. Investments worth around $500 million were witnessed in digital health platforms, startups, etc. during 2020-21.
• Overall, the government push to healthcare and the scope for consolidation will keep investor interest high in the sector. The NIIF’s recent foray into the hospital business is expected to further improve the investor sentiment.
• Measures such as the performance-linked incentive scheme and the liberalised FDI policy for equipment manufacturing have brightened the prospects of the medical devices industry. Further, miniaturised diagnostics is an emerging high-growth segment.
• Technology solutions such as AI, robotics and health analytics will define the future of the healthcare sector in India. There is tremendous scope for wearables, patient-facing mobile applications, blockchain technologies, etc.
• Wellness tourism is emerging as a new and potential area for the country to tap, given India’s inherent strengths in alternative systems of medicine.
• “Healthcare at home” will become the new normal in the coming times. The increasing need for constant personalised care and the emergence of nuclear family structures will keep the demand high for home healthcare services and facilities.
• The mission of this conference is to understand emerging sector requirements and recent trends, identifythe challenges, analyse the impact of key government programmes,and highlight the upcoming opportunities in the healthcare sector. The conference will also provide a platform to government stakeholders, private hospital developers, diagnostics and health insurance companies, healthcare startups, and technology and digitalsolution providers to share their experience and exchange ideas.
  

EMERGING TRENDS AND POST-PANDEMIC GROWTH OUTLOOK

• What are the key recent trends in the healthcare sector?
• What has been the impact of Covid-19 on infrastructure creation?
• What is the growth outlook? What are the new opportunities?
• What are the key issues and challenges

GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVE

• What are the key themes of the government’s renewed focus on healthcare?
• What are the biggest initiatives that have been taken in the past two years?
• What are the government’s plans to promote digital healthcare?
• What are the expectations from the industry?

AYUSHMAN BHARAT: ACHIEVEMENTS, CHALLENGES AND FUTURE PLANS

• What are the key achievements? What has been the experience so far?
• What are the key issues and challenges?
• What are the future plans and targets?

INVESTOR PERSPECTIVE

• What is the current stance of investors (private equity firms, venture capital firms, sovereign wealth funds,pension funds, etc.) on the sector?
• What has been the investment experience in the past?
• Which segments are of key interest to investors? What are the return expectations?
• What are the risks and challenges?

PRIVATE HOSPITAL DEVELOPERS’ PERSPECTIVE

• What is the private developers’ perspective on sector developments?
• What has been the experience of private hospitals in light of the price cap regulations and the introduction of Ayushman Bharat?
• What are the issues and challenges? What are the key expectations from the government?

FOCUS ON KEY SEGMENTS I: HEALTH INSURANCE

• What are the key trends in the health insurance market?
• What has been the impact of Ayushman Bharat on the segment?
• What are the upcoming opportunities in the segment?

FOCUS ON KEY SEGMENTS II: DIAGNOSTICS

• What have been the key trends and developments in the diagnostics market?
• What are the upcoming opportunities in the segment?
• What are the key challenges?

FOCUS ON KEY SEGMENTS III: MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY

• What are the emerging trends in the medical device industry?
• What are the upcoming opportunities in the segment?
• What has been the impact of GST on the industry? What are the unaddressed issues

FOCUS ON KEY SEGMENTS IV: GENOMICS AND PHARMACEUTICALS

• What are the emerging trends?
• What are the upcoming opportunities in the segment?
• What are the unaddressed issues?

FOCUS ON KEY BUSINESS MODELS

• Medicities
• Multi-speciality infrastructure
• Single-speciality infrastructure
• No-frills hospitals

– What has been the experience so far?
– What are the opportunities for private players?
– How do investors perceive these models?
– What are the associated risks, returns and break-even scenarios?

HOSPITAL DESIGN AND PLANNING

• What are the recent and emerging trends in hospital design and planning?
• What are the future needs and requirements?
• What role can technology play in the development of smart and green hospitals?

SMART HEALTHCARE: NEW AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

• What has been the experience so far?
• What is the future potential?
• What are the key risks and challenges?
• The other key technology solutions covered in this session include:

– Big data analytics
– Cloud computing
– Blockchain
– IoMT
– Electronic health records
– Wearable technologies

NEW HEALTHCARE DELIVERY CHANNELS: TELEMEDICINE, M-HEALTH,HEALTH APPS, ONLINE PLATFORMS,MEDICAL VALUE TRAVEL

• What has been the experience with respect to these modes of healthcare service delivery?
• What are the upcoming opportunities in these segments?
• What are the key issues and challenges?

STATE SHOWCASE: INITIATIVES, PLANS & OPPORTUNITIES

• What are the key initiatives being taken at the statelevel to augment healthcare infrastructure and improve service delivery?
• What has been the experience so far with regard to PPPs in healthcare?
• What are the key issues and challenges?
• What are the upcoming opportunities?

FOCUS ON BIO-MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

• What is the current scenario with regard to the management of bio-medical waste?
• What has been the impact of the Bio-Medical Waste Management (Second Amendment) Rules, 2019?
• What are the key initiatives being taken at the statelevel for efficient management of bio-medical waste?
  

LOGISTICS IN HEALTHCARE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

• What are the new and emerging requirements?
• What are some of the key industry offerings? What are the pandemic-induced opportunities?
• What are some of the advanced solutions to resolve the challenges in healthcare supply chain management?

HEALTHCARE STARTUP SHOWCASE
This session will feature presentations from select healthcare startups on:

• Key offerings and their impact
• Technology advancements
• New ideas and applications

Energy Efficient and Sustainable Hospitals

• What are the emerging needs and requirements for the development of sustainable hospitals?
• What have been the trends with regard to the construction of reliable and resilient hospital infrastructure?
• What are the best practices being adopted to ensure energy efficient operations?

Confirmed Speakers

• Nitish Agrawal,Managing Director, Indium Capital
• Prahnjal Bajpai, Business Manager, Philips Hospital Design and Infrastructure Consulting
• Commander Navneet Bali, Director, Northern Region, Narayana Health
• Siddhartha Bhattacharya, Secretary General, Healthcare Federation of India- NATHEALTH
• Joy Chakraborty, Chief Operating Officer, P D Hinduja Hospital
• Dr Vivek Desai, Managing Director, Hosmac
• Dr Ritu Garg, Zonal Director, Fortis Healthcare
• Dr Ravi Gaur, Director & Chair Medical Advisory Committee, Oncquest labs
• Rohit Dep Jha, Deputy Director, State Coordination, National Health Authority
• Kiran Kalakuntla, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Ekincare
• Tarun Katiyar, Managing Director, Hospaccx Healthcare Business Consultancy
• Kapil Khandelwal, Co-founder, El-Toro
• Neeraj Lal, Chief Operating Officer, Apollo Hospitals
• Dr Saurabh Lall, Head, Hospital Operations, Max Healthcare
• Ajay Mahipal, Director, HealthQuad
• Arpan Malhotra, Senior Vice President, Diagnostics Business, South Asia, Siemens Healthcare
• Dr Preet Matani, Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers India
• Dr Param Hans Mishra, COO, IQ City Hospitals
• Surajit Mukherjee, Chief Business Officer, Niramai Health Analytix
• Dr S Prakash, Managing Director, Star Health and Allied Insurance Co. Ltd
• Raghav Ramdev, Director, ChrysCapital Advisors LLP
• Dr Kousar Shah, Senior Vice President, Max Healthcare
• Dr Abhishek Thakur, Head- Marketing, Emcure Pharmaceuticals Limited
• Dr Karan Thakur, Vice President, Operations & Public Affairs, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals
• Sunil Thakur, Managing Director, Quadria Capital Advisor

The conference is targeted at executives, managers and decision-makers from:

• Leading private and public hospitals
• Diagnostic labs
• Medical device manufacturers
• Private investment firms
• Healthcare entrepreneurs
• Healthcare lenders
• Healthcare real estate companies
• Financial institutions
• Commercial and investment banking firms
• Insurance companies
• Institutional investors
• Private equity, venture funds
• Consultants
• Technology solution providers
• Legal firms, etc.