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Wall Street’s $10 billion bet on Indian hospitals becomes a blame game among stakeholders

Wall Street has significantly invested in Indian hospitals, focusing on expanding hospital infrastructure and care capacity. This influx of foreign capital has helped private healthcare providers grow, yet costs are escalating for patients. Medical inflation is alarming, with treatment at private facilities vastly outpacing public healthcare costs. Insurers and hospitals are grappling over rising medical expenses and coverage limitations for patients.

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