6 - Panel Discussion 1: Designing Scalable Care Infrastructure for Tier 2 & Tier 3 India
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6 - Panel Discussion 1: Designing Scalable Care Infrastructure for Tier 2 & Tier 3 India
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Compassionate Patient Response, Inc.
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What does it take to build sustainable healthcare infrastructure in India's Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities?
The answer goes beyond building hospitals and providing medical equipment. It requires the right people, infrastructure, and financial models to deliver quality care where it is needed most.
At India Health Forward 2047, hosted by Compassionate Patient Response (CPR), Panel 1 explored practical approaches to strengthening healthcare delivery in underserved communities.
Key takeaways from the discussion:
🔹 Build local healthcare talent.
🔹 Bring care closer to patients.
🔹 Make infrastructure more affordable.
🔹 Develop financially sustainable models.
🔹 Measure impact beyond financial returns.
The central message: Scalable healthcare is not simply about building more hospitals. It is about building systems that communities can sustain.
The discussion featured insights and practical experiences from Jagannadha Ganti, CTO, LV Prasad Eye Institute, and Mangesh Poddar, CSR Manager, Spherule Foundation, including real-world models already supporting healthcare delivery in India. The panel was moderated by Vikram Vijay, Director - CPR.
CPR is working with hospitals and partners to strengthen critical care capacity across India — bringing essential infrastructure, equipment and resources closer to communities that need them. Learn more about CPR's projects: https://cpricucare.org
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