Consumers have multiple pain points with existing hospitals services, which are being effectively addressed by the home healthcare (HHC) sector. Home healthcare sector is likely to reach ~$11-13 Bn spend by FY 25, led by high consumer receptiveness, doctor’s acceptance and insurer sentiment (also validated with global markets). Organized HHC business models brings in significant benefits to all stakeholders, which will drive the organized HHC market to grow at 50%+ CAGR over next 5 yrs. Organized HHC space has a variety of business models, out of which, Critical care vertical models are likely to be sustainable - led by superior quality service, better ability to onboard new users and stronger profitability potential.
Table of Contents
1. The rising need for home healthcare in India1.1. Healthcare market size, growth projections & key drivers
1.2. Patient challenges with existing hospital services
1.3. Home healthcare value prop - key services & categories covered2. Market sentiment towards home healthcare in India
2.1. Home healthcare market size & growth projections
2.2. Home healthcare growth drivers deep dive
2.2.1. Increasing consumer receptiveness (user + non user perspective)
2.2.2. Rising doctor's acceptance of home healthcare
2.2.3. Insurer's willingness to cover home healthcare treatment
2.2.4. Headroom for growth, considering global evolution3. The Rapidly-growing Organized Home Healthcare Space
3.1. Organized Home Healthcare Market Overview & growth drivers
3.2. Organized Home Healthcare Market Sizing & growth projections
3.3. Organized Home Healthcare Business Model Classification
3.4. Organized Home Healthcare Business Model Benchmarking & sustainability assessment
3.5. Key organized Home Healthcare player case studies
Methodology
1. Primary Research Consumers, stakeholders and industry experts are interviewed to help us validate key trends and market estimations.
While the exact figures may vary for different reports, on average, the publisher conducts:
- ~1,000+ consumer surveys
- ~30+ IDIs (in-depth interviews) with stakeholders (consumers, suppliers, distributors and delivery executives, among others)
- ~25+ detailed discussions with industry experts Depending on the report in question, consumers and stakeholders are distributed across:
- City tiers (Metros, Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 & Tier 4 cities)
- Income levels
- Genders
- Age groups
- Professions
- Internet usage pattern
- Geographies
2. Secondary Research Secondary includes analysis of databases available in public domain. Information sought is cross-referenced and aligned for soundness.
Note: In order to maintain confidentiality, results and analysis of the surveys and expert interviews are presented at level of overall scenario analysis and representation only.
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