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Opportunities for
Chartered Accountants
in
Healthcare
- At Bangalore Branch of SIRC, ICAI
February 2, 2011
K.Govind Rajan, Partner – R.Venkatakrishnan & Associates E-mail: [email protected]
Contents
• India – Population Demographics
• Indian Healthcare Industry - A
perspective
• Industry Participants
• Emerging Healthcare Segments
• Emerging Business Segments
• Opportunities for CA in the Healthcare
Sector
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Current Life Expectancy Rates
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• Contributes to 5% of the country’s GDP
• India's US$60 billion-a-year industry
second largest service-sector employer in
the country
• Healthcare expenditure growing at 12% pa
• Expected to grow to a staggering US$280
billion by 2020
Indian Healthcare Industry
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• Highly fragmented industry
• Entry of private insurance companies -
Insurance covers only a third of the total
expenses, meaning more than 70% of
health care expenditure in India is out-of-
Indian Healthcare Industry
K.Govind Rajan, Partner – R.Venkatakrishnan & Associates E-mail: [email protected]
Role of Private Players
• Private sector accounts for more than 80% of total healthcare spending in India
• Comparatively a more efficient system in place
• Top Choice for Medical Tourists
• Future capital investment in boosting the bed count is pegged at $25.7 billion, of which only 15-20% is expected from the Government
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Role of Private Players • It is estimated that nearly 70% of all hospitals
and 40% of hospital beds in the country are in the private sector
Hospital Beds - India
Pvt.
Sector
40%
Govt.
Sector
60%
Hospitals - India
Pvt.
Sector
70%
Govt.
Sector
30%
K.Govind Rajan, Partner – R.Venkatakrishnan & Associates E-mail: [email protected]
Healthcare Industry Participants
Health
Centers
Diagnostics Pharmaceutical
Companies
Allied and emerging
Derivative Industries
1. Hospitals 1. Diagnostic
Laboratories
1. Medical R&D - New
drugs (new molecules),
Stem Cell research,
1. Medical Transcription
- Primary Healthcare
Clinics
2. Radiology Cord Blood Banking
etc.
2. Medical Records - e.g
Telemedicine
- Multi-Specialty 2. Clinical Research
Organization
3. Medical Equipment
Manufacturers
- Super Specialty 4. Medical Equipment
Research
- Ambulatory Care 5. Reagents Manufacturers
2. Private clinics
3. General
Physicians
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Emerging Segments
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• Preventive Healthcare
• Diagnostic Treatment
• Ambulatory Surgery Centers
– Minimally invasive surgical procedures
• Dedicated & Comprehensive care
facilities – Oncology, Diabetes
• Geriatric Care
Emerging Healthcare Segments
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Preventive Healthcare
• Rapidly mushrooming wellness centers
• Market is still largely dominated by unorganized players as entry barriers are low
• Abysmally low penetration level
• Drivers of this shift towards preventive healthcare
– Growing populace in the middle age group
– More sedentary in working lifestyles
– Greater awareness about medical and non-
medical treatments
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Preventive vs. Curative
• Wellness and continue to be well
− New medical situations will continue to
emerge
• Curative Health
− Existing pre-disposed situation.
− Medical management.
− Surgical management.
− Continuous medical management.
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Ambulatory Surgery Centers
• Out-patient or same day surgery centers
• Minor Surgeries
• Cost saving for the patient as it eliminates
hospitalization cost
• Eg. Laproscopy, Cataract surgeries
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Emerging Business Segments
• Healthcare Tourism
• Teleradiology
• Telemedicine
• Corporatization of Hospitals &
Diagnostic laboratories
• Corporatization of Medical
Education
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Implications
• Rise of Public Private Partnership
(PPP) management in Healthcare
• Growing interest from PE/VC firms
• New concept of Health Cities
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Opportunities
for
Chartered
Accountants
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Core Areas
• Statutory, Internal Auditing
• Taxation
• Financial & Accounting Advisory
Services
K.Govind Rajan, Partner – R.Venkatakrishnan & Associates E-mail: [email protected]
• Facilitate the growth story
• Governance, Risk and Compliance
– Service Tax effective July 2010
• Establishing Cost optimization strategic
support
• Opportunities in conducting Techno-
Economic Feasibility studies outsourced
to CA
• Valuation
Business Advisory Services
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Clinical Establishments Act 2010
• Passed on May 2010
• Currently in force in all Union Territories and four states - Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Mizoram, and Sikkim
• Seeks to register and regulate clinical establishments
• Registration of all clinical establishments in the country to be complete by May 2012
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Clinical Establishments Act 2010
• Applies to
– Clinical Establishments under various
systems of medicines including Allopathy &
AYUSH
– Hospitals / Clinics including single doctor
establishments, with or without beds
– Laboratories offering Pathological,
Bacteriological, Genetic / Radiological,
Chemical, Biological and other Investigative
services
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• Drawing up an Information
Memorandum
• Business Plan
• Financial Modeling
• Bank and Debt Funding
• Liaison with VC and PE Fund houses
Financial Advisory Services
K.Govind Rajan, Partner – R.Venkatakrishnan & Associates E-mail: [email protected]
• Due Diligence for takeover
• Support in identifying institutions for strategic fit in multi geographies
• Negotiating with VC/PE on behalf of promoters
• Documentation
• Documentation Compliance
Guidance in M&A
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Market Deals
• Religare acquires diagnostics business of
Piramal Healthcare – Deal Size Rs. 600
Crores
• Warburg Pincus Invests USD 85 Million
in Metropolis
• CX Private Equity firm invests Rs.188
crores for a 30% stake in Thyrocare
• Sequoia Capital to sell part of stakes in
Dr. Lal Path Labs
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Market Deals
• Kalpathi Investments picks up a 45%
stake for Rs.5.1 crores in Primex
Diagnostics
• Touted as the largest overseas deal,
Khazanah acquires Singapore-based
Parkway Holdings for US$350 crores
• Siemens buys Bayer`s diagnostics
division for approximately Rs.420 crores
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• Application of Marginal Costing and Revenue principles
• Drawing up a Cost beneficial AMC for the Lab
• A strong analytical grip on costing of testing procedures
Costing
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• Commercial negotiation with medical equipment supplier
–Strong Technical Knowledge to
support upgrades and updates
–Negotiation with vendor
–Medico legal situations
Commercial Negotiations
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• Business Consulting
• Selection of insurer based on business trends
• Fraud Minimization Plans and Controls
• Cost Optimization Techniques to help boost profitability for Insurance Companies
Health Insurance
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• Liaison between the Medical
Community and Regulatory
Institutions
• Systems and Process Audit
• Implementation of Quality
Management Systems
• Information Security Management
Systems
Facilitating Accreditation Process
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Opportunities Abound
In a world of Futures & Options
Our Future is not an Option
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FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT
K.Govind Rajan
Partner Head – Healthcare Practice
R Venkatakrishnan & Associates
- Chennai, Hyderabad & Bangalore
Tel: (91)-98480-51380