India’s smaller cities and hinterland remain a neglected lot even as five-star specialty hospitals flourish in the metros. To have its healthcare parameters on track, India needs an urgent flow of investments in tertiary-care hospitals in tier-II and tier-III cities. But building and managing tertiary-care hospitals isn’t easy. Examples like Ujala Cygnus can show the way forward.
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