India is noted for an average of 99.5 percent success rate of physiotherapists helping patients regain their physical fitness after surgery. Indian hospitals combine the latest innovations in medical electronics with unmatched expertise of leading cardiologists and cardiothoracic surgeons.

From a marketing perspective, India’s technology sector is being rivaled by this fast-growing export sector. The health policy of India cites the treatment of foreign patients as an export commodity that is eligible for fiscal incentives extended to export earnings. As health care costs increase in developed countries, studies in India project a 30 percent annual growth rate in medical tourism with earnings of $1-$2 billion by 2012. “Medical tourism brings in additional revenue to the economy and helps the Indian hospitals to upgrade facilities and technology which benefit the local population,” -  Washington Times , 8th Feb 2010

- Satish Kumar, International Sales & Business Promotion – JDHL