Rajasthan has unveiled its Heal Policy 2025 to position the state as a global medical tourism hub, according to reports from Business Standard. Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma envisions Rajasthan emerging as a leading state not just for tourism but also for providing quality and affordable healthcare services. The policy aims to carve out a new identity for the state in the medical services sector, building on its reputation for historical monuments and rich culture.
Rajasthan currently houses over 8,000 hospitals, 46 medical colleges, and 15 dental colleges, as reported by Business Standard. The state's extensive network of state-of-the-art multi-specialty and super-specialty hospitals is establishing a distinct identity in healthcare services. The official highlighted that continuous efforts are underway to strengthen the state's health infrastructure, ensuring high-quality, affordable medical services for both domestic and international patients.
As part of the initiative, the state government is developing an MVT portal and mobile app to provide patients with comprehensive treatment information in one place, according to Business Standard. Multilingual helpline services are being arranged specifically for foreign patients to overcome language barriers and enhance the healthcare experience. These digital platforms are designed to streamline access to medical services and improve patient experience.
The state government is creating a conducive environment to encourage investment in the medical and health sectors through various incentives, as reported by Business Standard. Investments are fostering the development of modern medical institutions and creating new opportunities for employment and self-employment for the state's youth. The Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme, Industrial Development Policy, and Tourism Policy are being utilized to attract medical sector investments.
