As per the recent survey by Scholars World, India’s growing medical tourism is expected to experience an annual growth of 30 per cent. This rapid growth is making it a $2 billion industry by 2015.
Seeing a vast potential in the industry, smartphone giant Intex Technologies has recently announced its foray into medical tourism industry with its latest venture ‘Intex Care’.
A healthcare management company, Intex Care will offer world class healthcare services at affordable costs. Intex Care aims to seamlessly integrate its services through its world renowned network of hospitals in India and all across the globe.
In line with that objective, it has launched this service in India initially and will expand to other major location in the world in near future. Through its current network of partner hospitals spread over 5 cities in India via Delhi (NCR), Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru and Kolkata, Intex Care will look to facilitate a wide array of services such as Cosmetic Surgery, Orthopaedics Surgery, Dental Surgery, Cardiac Surgery, Ophthalmologic procedures, General Surgery, Neuro Surgery, Cancer treatment, Liver, Kidney and Bone Marrow Transplant and much more.
Talking about the expansion plans, Pankaj Goel, Director - Intex Care, Intex Technologies said, “One of the critical pain points in the medical treatment in my opinion is the provision of world class healthcare services at an affordable cost. This has been a major point of contention for several years now and we at Intex feel that our organization is in a position to contribute towards this change. Therefore, with Intex Care it is our endeavour to create the strongest bonds ensuring wellness and healthy life cutting across the age groups of people in India and the world. With this, we are committed to facilitating globally acknowledged medical care at the most affordable prices with a network of our partner multi-super specialty hospitals.”
Significantly, Intex Care is present in the leading metro cities of the country. The new venture will look to extend their medical and healthcare services to other parts of the world and the much needed tier II and III as well as rural segments of the country as well.
This new development will allow the smartphone giant to create a nationwide footprint and be known not only as a mobile device company but, a leading healthcare player too.
