Every boardroom discussion in Indian healthcare eventually converges on the same theme: growth.More beds. More cities. More acquisitions. Bigger campuses. Yet quietly, many hospitals that expanded aggressively over the last decade are struggling—with margins, talent churn, governance stress, brand dilution, and patient dissatisfaction. This is not because India lacks healthcare demand. It’s because growth has been mistaken for strategy. Demand…
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