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Page 1: Consumer centric healthcare: Driving Better Outcomes · Massive Non-Hospital Healthcare Market In India 2 2015 $100 Total Healthcare Market in India $50 $37 $3 $10 Post Operative

Consumer centric healthcare: Driving

Better Outcomes

Page 2: Consumer centric healthcare: Driving Better Outcomes · Massive Non-Hospital Healthcare Market In India 2 2015 $100 Total Healthcare Market in India $50 $37 $3 $10 Post Operative

Massive Non-Hospital Healthcare Market In

India

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$1002015Total Healthcare Market in India

$50

$10$3$37

Post Operative Care

Long-term Care

Non-Hospital SpendsNon-Tertiary Care

$50Hospital SpendsTertiary Care

Other Non-Hospital Spends

$220 2020Total Healthcare Market in India

$140 2020Non-Tertiary Care

17% CAGR

24% CAGR

Source : Healthcare Report, McKinsey CII Report, IBEF, Management Estimates, Signal Hill Research

$50Bn Opportunity Today…... Growing At ~24% CAGR

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What we do

Wellness & Nutrition

DoctorChat & Surgery Discovery

Homecare Services

Physiotherapy

Nursing

Attendants

Doctors

Pharmacy

E-Commerce

Specialty Drugs

Ancillary Services

Diagnostics

Equipment

Vaccinations

Care Plans

Elder Care

Disease Management

Post Natal care

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Our integrated approach

1. Primary and Preventive Care

2. Chronic disease management

3. Post-operative Care

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* Improves convenience * Lowers cost * Delivers person-centric, precision care * Enhanced patient outcomes & Reduced burden on healthcare system

Technology: Mobile, sensors, information systems, cloud…

Clinicians: Doctors, Nurses, Physios, Phlebotomists, Nursing Attendants.. …

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Homecare Non-Homecare

Inpatient Days: Homecare Patients versus Non-Homecare

Note: Inpatient Days data are for Congestive Heart Failure patients on a per annum basis in the US.

Convenient access to Primary and Preventive care eases the burden on the healthcare system

1. Primary and Preventive Care

Primary care need

Connect with a provider via

App / Request Call Back

Phone diagnosis by qualified

physician

Medicines dropped off at

home

Reduces unwarranted

hospitalization

Decreases no. of days in hospital for a

given condition

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2. Chronic Disease Management – E.g., Diabetes

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* Continuous monitoring of blood glucose levels * Immediate notification and alerts on treatment steps * Real-time and prompt clinical support * Helps in reducing HbA1C levels * Nutrition based plans to control diabetes can be triggered basis the real-time data * Improved adherence * Process oriented approach + EMR allows for auditability 6. Reduced premiums

by incentivizing ‘positive’ behaviours

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10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Homecare Non-Homecare

Readmission Rates: Homecare Patients versus Non-Homecare

Note: US example, Readmission rates are an overall figure across all diseases

3. Post-operative Care

Lower Rate of Infection

Faster Recovery and Continuity of Care

More Holistic Treatment

In India 30-35% of hospital admissions result in nosocomial (hospital-induced) infections (Frost &

Sullivan); nosocomial infections can be greatly reduced by using homecare.

Research indicates that people heal faster at home; Portea Medical is fully integrated with

specialist teams, allowing for a continuity of in-home and in-hospital care.

Homecare is effective in monitoring patient response to plan of treatment and has been shown to

identify new problems not found in the hospital setting.

2-3%: Average penalty paid by US hospitals for admitting patients within 30 days of discharge

$17 billion: Cost of readmissions in the US hospitals