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Gurugram, the cybercity of Delhi-NCR, is growing as a major healthcare hub, providing access to world-class tertiary and quaternary care to both domestic and international patients.
The private healthcare market of Gurugram has emerged as a preferred destination for quaternary care (Medical Value Travel- MVT) and it is estimated to be nearly Rs 6,800 crore, according to a study- ‘Gurugram Market Research’ conducted by TR Life Sciences- a leading healthcare consultancy firm.
The study finds that with strong community participation and Haryana government support, the city excels in trauma care, and leading Super Specialty Hospitals perform over 500 trauma surgeries every month.
According to the study, the Indian MVT market stands at over Rs 27,000 crore and Delhi-NCR’s share is around Rs 2,400 crore. Gurugram contributes nearly Rs 800-900 crores, nearly 40% share in the Delhi-NCR market. The study reveals that Gurugram has grown as a healthcare micro-market and has seen the launch of several big corporate hospitals with more planned in the future.
