APOLLO HOSPITALS

FIRST-WORLD HEALTH CARE

at EMERGING-MARKET PRICES

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 Issue Definition
Environment Analysis
Strategy Options
Strategy Choice
Action Plan

CONTENTS
CONTENT
ISSUE DEFINITION
ISSUE DEFINITIO
 Integrated Health Care International Hospital
Delivery Networks Management

Medical
Tourism

Apollo Hospitals Group faced ample opportunities.

But which strategies were most promising?

ISSUE DEFINITION
ISSUE DEFINITIO
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ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
1. Internal Environment - Apollo Group

Treating patients from more than 50 countries

Share in the tertiary care market stood at 14% in India

35% share in the market for private tertiary care

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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1. Internal Environment - Local Competitors

Fortis
Apollo Manipal
Healthcare
Hospitals Group
Ltd.

4 hospitals
33 hospitals 11+7 hospitals
(10 hospitals)

600 beds
6400 beds 6000 beds
(4000 beds)

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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2. Local Environment

Indians spent 5.2% of GDP on health care

(less than South Koreans 6.7% and Brazilians 6.5% but more than China 2.7%)

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Total Expenditure on Health, %GDP
16%

13%

10%

7%

4%
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

US France Canada UK Korea

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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2. Local Environment

Only 15% of the Indian population was covered by insurance

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Public expenditure on health, % total expenditure on health in 2004
100%

75%

50%

25%

US Canada France UK Korea

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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3. Global Environment

Total expenditure on health has increased constantly

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Total expenditure on health, Per capita US$ PPP
$6,500

$4,925

$3,350

$1,775

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

UK Canada France US Korea

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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3. Global Environment

India has a competitive advantage in the Health Care Cost

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Global Cost Differences for Cardiac Surgery(US$)
$30,000

$27,000
$26,000
$24,000

$18,000

$12,000

$9,000
$8,000 $7,500
$6,000
$6,000

US UK Malaysia Singapore Thailand India

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Health Care Cost Differences between US and India(US$)
$160,000
$159,326

$128,000
$122,424

$96,000

$64,000
$57,262
$47,988
$43,780 $40,640
$32,000

US
India $9,500 $10,000 $11,000 $11,000 $9,000 $8,500
H/V Replacement Heart Bypass Angioplasty Gastric Bypass Hip Replacement Knee Replacement

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Apollo Hospitals Group is dominant company in the India tertiary care market.
But there are number of competitors in the market for privately-provided tertiary care.
And Indians spend most of health care expenditure(64%) in their pocket directly without public support.

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Apollo Hospitals Group is dominant company in the India tertiary care market.
But there are number of competitors in the market for privately-provided tertiary care.
And Indians spend most of health care expenditure(64%) in their pocket directly without public support.

Growth Limits of Domestic Health Care Market in short-term view

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Apollo Hospitals Group is dominant company in the India tertiary care market.
But there are number of competitors in the market for privately-provided tertiary care.
And Indians spend most of health care expenditure(64%) in their pocket directly without public support.

Growth Limits of Domestic Health Care Market in short-term view

Global Total expenditure on health %GDP has increased constantly.

Also, Global Total expenditure on health per Capita has increased.
And, India has a competitive advantage in the Health Care Cost.

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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 Apollo Hospitals Group is dominant company in the India tertiary care market.
But there are number of competitors in the market for privately-provided tertiary care.
And Indians spend most of health care expenditure(64%) in their pocket directly without public support.

Growth Limits of Domestic Health Care Market in short-term view

Global Total expenditure on health %GDP has increased constantly.

Also, Global Total expenditure on health per Capita has increased.
And, India has a competitive advantage in the Health Care Cost.

Opportunity of Global Health Care Market for Apollo Hospitals

ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
ENVIRONMENT ANALYSI
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STRATEGY OPTIONS
STRATEGY OPTION
 Integrated Health Care Delivery Networks

International Hospital Management

Medical Tourism

STRATEGY OPTIONS
STRATEGY OPTION
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 Advanced Health Care technology and a huge cost advantage

Intellectual Property
(Human resources and Managing Know-how)

Apollo intended to pursue an asset-light strategy

STRATEGY OPTIONS
STRATEGY OPTION
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STRATEGY CHOICE
STRATEGY CHOIC
 Integrated Health
Care Delivery
Network
Pharmacy Network
The group operated the largest
pharmacy network
(40% of profits)
Domestic Market Strategy
Integrated
Health Care Service
Financial Risks
STRATEGY CHOICE
STRATEGY CHOIC
International
Medical
Hospitals
Tourism
Management
Colombo Hospital
Dominant Position in Sri Lanka
SITACARE
www.SITACARE.com One-Stop Shop
International (200 offices in India, 7 offices in EU)
Consulting & Project
(33% of consulting revenue)
Cost Advantage in Global
Cost Advantage in Global
Using Intellectual Property
Using Human Resource and
Intellectual Property
Lack of Infrastructure
Asset-Heavy Strategy
Less Market Dominance
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 Domestic Health Care Market faced Growth limitation
but Global Health Care Market is growing up

STRATEGY CHOICE
STRATEGY CHOIC
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 Domestic Health Care Market faced Growth limitation
but Global Health Care Market is growing up

If Apollo concentrate on the IDN or the property of the abroad hospitals,

they have to invest more and it would be against group which pursuit asset-light strategy.

STRATEGY CHOICE
STRATEGY CHOIC
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 Domestic Health Care Market faced Growth limitation
but Global Health Care Market is growing up

If Apollo concentrate on the IDN or the property of the abroad hospitals,

they have to invest more and it would be against group which pursuit asset-light strategy.

Therefore, Apollo need to concentrate on the medical tourism

using advantages of health care technology and cost,
and abroad hospital operation management using their human resources and intellectual property.

STRATEGY CHOICE
STRATEGY CHOIC
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 g y Global Medical Tourism
r ate
S t

After-Care Infrastructure

Medical Tourism in India

International Operation
Cooperation U-Health
Clinic Management

Time
STRATEGY CHOICE
STRATEGY CHOIC
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ACTION PLAN
C A TION PLA
1. Strategy Goal

Short-Term Medical
How can we make foreign patients?
Strategy Tourism

Mid-Term After-care How can we structure After-care Infra

Strategy Infrastructure most efficiently?

Global
Long-Term How can we make dominance in the
Medical
Strategy Global Medical Tourism Market?
Tourism

ACTION PLAN
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2. Medical Tourism - Segments Choice

Members of 20 million Countries with rationed

Indian diaspora (EU Nations including UK, Canada)

Patients from regional

The Legions of uninsured
markets in which top-
in the United States
quality were hard to find

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2. Medical Tourism - Segments Choice

Members of 20 million Countries with rationed

Indian diaspora (EU Nations including UK, Canada)

Patients from regional

The Legions of uninsured
markets in which top-
in the United States
quality were hard to find

ACTION PLAN
ACTION PLA
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2. Medical Tourism - Segments Choice

Members of 20 million
Indian diaspora

The Legions of uninsured Countries with rationed

in the United States (EU Nations including UK, Canada)

Patients from regional

markets in which top-
quality were hard to find

ACTION PLAN
ACTION PLA
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2. Medical Tourism - US

Population in the US without Health Insurance(millions)

45

40

35

30
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

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2. Medical Tourism - US

The Legions of uninsured in the United States

43 million Americans under the age 65 had no health Insurance

Everyday about 8 million of American

search the internet for the medical informations .

About 53% of them find it useful for their life.

About 22% of users find it hard to search web effectively.

Source : www.dt.co.kr

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2. Medical Tourism - US

The Legions of uninsured in the United States

43 million Americans under the age 65 had no health Insurance

Everyday about 8 million of American

search the internet for the medical informations .

About 53% of them find it useful for their life.

About 22% of users find it hard to search web effectively.

Source : www.dt.co.kr

Web-based One-Stop Shop

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2. Medical Tourism - US

Cooperate with MSN

Web-based One-Stop Shop MSN Health Care Service

Use MSN Messenger for U-Health

Provide Informations by MSN Searching Engine

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2. Medical Tourism - EU Nations and Canada

British National Health Service Waiting Lists

Waiting 0 to 5 6 to 8 9 to 11 More than

Time months months months 1 year

October
793,200 124,300 38,800 109
2003

October
774,400 69,600 33 24
2004

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2. Medical Tourism - EU Nations and Canada

They want the Health Care Service that has cost advantages and Conveniences.
It appeared to get easier to Travel Abroad for Treatment in the EU Nations.
Some private insurers had started steering clients to countries with cheaper care.

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2. Medical Tourism - EU Nations and Canada

They want the Health Care Service that has cost advantages and Conveniences.
It appeared to get easier to Travel Abroad for Treatment in the EU Nations.
Some private insurers had started steering clients to countries with cheaper care.

Expansion of Brokers to Provide Informations and Services

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2. Medical Tourism - EU Nations and Canada

Cooperate with Private Insurance Company

Win-win Strategy for Insurance Companies and Customers

Developing Potential Customer

Private Insurance Company can perform the roll of brokers

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2. Medical Tourism - EU Nations and Canada

Expansion of Brokers

Expansion of Existing Brokers in Europe Market.

(SITACARE has 7 offices in the EU)

Developing New Brokers

by Cooperating with “Tour Guide” Company

Enhancing function of One-Stop Shopping

Potential Customers can find reasonable health care more easily

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3. After-Care Infrastructure

International
Clinic

U-Health

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3. After-Care Infrastructure - U-Health

Medical Service at Anytime, Anywhere

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3. After-Care Infrastructure - U-Health

Process of the U-Health

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3. After-Care Infrastructure - U-Health

U-health can be After-care tool

(Cover the weakness of Medical Tourism)

Customer Relationship Management Tool

Save expenditure of health care to Customer

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3. After-Care Infrastructure - International Clinic

Franchising International Clinic

Use to After-care tools in International Market

Cover the limitations of U-Health

Have an Investment efficiency

Use own Human Resources

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4. Global Medical Tourism

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4. Global Medical Tourism

Opportunities in China

Increasing Demands of Premier Health Care.

China opened Health Care Market to Foreign Companies.

(Limited Partnership or Joint-Venture)

More than 90 million tourist visited China each year.

(India attracted less than 3 million foreign visitors a year)

China is Potential Market of Medical Tourism.

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4. Global Medical Tourism

If China Health Care Market grows up,

is it Just Crisis to Apollo?

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4. Global Medical Tourism

It is a huge Opportunity for Apollo!

We have to use this Opportunity

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4. Global Medical Tourism

International Consulting & Projects

33% of consulting revenues, a figure that expected to rise to 50%

Consulting Division contributed only 2.4% to AHEL’s revenue,

but 10% for Profits

It is a Market for our Intellectual Property

“We should manage hospitals, we should NOT own them.”

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4. Global Medical Tourism

Managing Hospitals in China

Contributing China Market Growth

using their Human Resource and Intellectual Property

Dominant Position in the China Health Care Market

Doing Medical Tourism Strategy in China

(Including Potential Market - Japan, Australia)

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4. Global Medical Tourism

India

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4. Global Medical Tourism

India

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4. Global Medical Tourism

India + China

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4. Global Medical Tourism

Ultimately, Apollo Hospitals will be

the Leader of Global Tourism Market

India + China

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THE FIRST PART OF
THE GAME IS OVER
THE FIRST PART OF
THE GAME IS OVER

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