How your Illness is becoming a Business Model!

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India's healthcare sector is booming, with hospitals raking in record profits. But here's the catch—patients are struggling to find beds, and access to basic services is shrinking. How is it that hospitals are making more money than ever, yet accessibility seems to be at an all-time low?

In this video, we break down the shocking truth behind India's healthcare crisis. From private equity firms driving up profits by prioritizing high-margin procedures, to the complex game of patient allocation, we uncover the forces shaping your access to healthcare. We also dive into the key term average revenue per occupied bed (AROP), explaining why some hospitals are generating over ₹77,000 per bed per day, while others are struggling to survive.

Why are foreign investors controlling India's biggest hospital chains? What does this mean for the future of healthcare in India? Can the government step in to fix this, or is the system already too far gone?

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00:00 Introduction: The Paradox of India's Healthcare
01:58 Understanding Average Revenue Per Occupied Bed (ARPOB)
03:55 The Role of Private Equity in Hospitals
05:23 Strategies to Boost ARPOB
06:51 Impact on Healthcare Services and Patients
08:53 Future Outlook and Concerns
10:33 Conclusion: The Irreversible Transformation