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The hospital services market in India has shown immense potential for growth over the last few years. The market has attracted many investors from across the world on the back of robust growth and rapid infrastructure development, which, in turn, has infused life into the healthcare system. According to our recent research on the sector called "Booming Hospital Services Market in India", number of hospitals beds in India is anticipated to cross the mark of one million by 2015.

With the increasing prevalence of diseases in the country, the demand of hospital beds has increased robustly. Although the government has invested a lot in the healthcare sector in past few years, majority of investments are concentrated in the primary healthcare, and so it is unable to meet this demand. In this context, our research gives statistical analysis of the demand for hospital beds and other services in the Indian hospital industry and provides current status of the industry in terms of development and trends.

The report further studies Indian hospital service industry by segmenting it into two segments i.e. organized and unorganized. Although investments by organized sector have increased in past few years, it is still quite insignificant. In this regard, the report gives information on various factors associated with the development of both the segments. Besides this, the report also provides information on cost structure of the industry and projects the revenues that will be generated by the industry in future.  

"Booming Hospital Services Market in India" gives a comprehensive analysis of hospital services industry in India. It also provides information on key players and their business strengths. It gives an insight into the current market trends dominating the Indian hospital services market. Thus, the report serves as a useful guide for healthcare service providers, investors and consultants who are planning to enter the concerned market.

For more information visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM239.htm