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Panel Discussion 5: MedTech Industry Perspective

Objective: Affordable technology and remote monitoring to leapfrog manpower constraints India cannot train clinicians at the speed pandemics escalate. The MedTech panel highlighted that technology must serve as a force multiplier, not an accessory. This demands that subscription-based MedTech models must reduce CapEx barriers, interoperable monitoring systems, home-based care and remote triage, domestic manufacturing for critical components. The panelists stressed that diagnostics-first care must become standard, not optional, because the fastest way to reduce mortality is to reduce late detection. Key discussion points included: • Expanding primary and secondary care in rural India • Strengthening public-private partnerships (PPPs) in health delivery • Leveraging NGOs and grassroots networks for last-mile delivery • Workforce development: training and retaining healthcare providers in underserved areas Participants: Rajendra Kurady - Head Of Digital Health & Software Technologies. BPL Medical Technologies Aditya Kohli - CFO & Director, Allied Medical Limited Moderator: Amit Gandhi, Founder and CEO, Insight Tribe Event: MISSION CRITICAL - Envisioning Pandemic-Ready India by 2047 Held on October 09, 2025 in New Delhi, India. #IndiaHealthcare #HealthcareReforms #SkilledIndia #PublicHealth #HealthInfrastructure #MissionCritical #EquityInHealthcare #MedTech #InnovationInHealthcare