India’s biggest healthcare story isn’t medical innovation. It’s ownership. What started as doctor-led institutions is rapidly becoming an institutional asset class. When firms like Blackstone, KKR, Temasek, and General Atlantic start writing billion-dollar cheques, they’re not buying hospitals. They’re buying a front-row seat to India’s healthcare future. The question is no longer who built India’s hospitals. It’s who will own the next decade of healthcare growth. India’s biggest healthcare story isn’t medical innovation. It’s ownership. What started as doctor-led institutions is rapidly becoming an institutional asset class. When firms like Blackstone, KKR, Temasek, and General Atlantic start writing billion-dollar cheques, they’re not buying hospitals. They’re buying a front-row seat to India’s healthcare future. The question is no longer who built India’s hospitals. It’s who will own the next decade of healthcare growth. #IndianHealthcare #PrivateEquity #BusinessStrate...