This INDIAN makes 400cr by doing FREE heart surgeries? : Narayana Health Business case study

[@ThinkSchool]

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[@dhruvshetty4050]

I'm waiting for ambani business study part 2. When will that come out

[@evil_santa1526]

The main reason here is most of the hospital which we see are college run and as Ganesh said they are mainly run using the freelance models

[@VIP_in02]

I am waiting for Homi Bhabha vedio..... Try to upload vedio as soon as possible

[@azizkasem5924]

One important point missed- NH craked a deal with expensive equipment manufacturer where NH procures in bulk and thats why they get heavy discounts than other hospitals. @ThinkSchool

[@vishnuv12_30]

Narayan is having a better taxing model than our government

[@kartikkailas9123]

Wrong. Income tax increases with income levels.

[@amarnamarpan]

Dr Shetty is a genius.. Kudos.. I have known this person for long. He actually performed my grandfather's bypass surgery. He is very empathetic, understanding, knowledgeable, skilled and a good man.

[@abhishek_19082]

This division of work talked about in the video is one of the 14 principles of management founded by Henrri Fayol Those 14 principles are so powerful and effective that it is sad to see that the organisation's are still not applying them I can't believe it even in America it's not been followed 😳

[@prembagui7104]

This division of labor is very beneficial for junior doctors, as it allows them to learn faster and better. It also creates loyalty to the hospital, as more junior doctors get an opportunity to learn, which will help them advance more quickly than at other hospitals.

[@ketanpoddar3744]

I really have no words for Dr Devi Shetty, he is a remarkable man. Last year my father experienced a heart attack, and was suggested for a by-pass surgery. I was not able to tell that to my father, as I was afraid that he might loose hope, but when we meet Dr Devi Shetty, he told this to my father is such a humble manner, that he was very confident before the surgery. Moreover I truly appreciate all the staffs in Narayana. All of them are very much kind and professional about there work. Thanks a lot Narayana🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️.

[@Luffyy33]

Why this model won't be used in other surgeries? This can be a biggest revolution for india

[@ThoughtsofDoctor]

For heart surgeries there are SET OF requirements for CABG SURGERY OR FOR VALVE REPLACEMENT SURGERY. AN HOSPITAL COULD CONTROL THIS PRESET REQUIREMENTS BUT FOR REST OF OTHER SURGERIES LIKE FOR GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY PRESET ARE THERE BUT CAN VARIATE PATIENT TO PATIENT SO COST SOMETIMES CANNOT BE CONTROLLED AND TO GET THIS SET OF CONTROL IN COST TO COST RATIO TAKES A HUGE TOLL ON THE DIRECTORS OF HOSPITAL AND ON THE SURGEON TOO . THIS IS JUST MY UNDERSTANDING AS A GI SURGEON.

[@dhruvsingh9]

He is just explaining the process not everything can be done like the factory model.. It sounds all good and easy.. But it is very difficult to implement. Usually it takes lots of manpower and money.. Not everyone can do it.

[@OverLord3693]

You do understand that this model highly depends on the large volume of heart surgery patients. If those numbers reduce this model would start filling. Simply speaking the demand of a kidney surgeon will be way less than a heart surgeon

[@Iamdeeptigaur]

@Luffyy33 Unfortunately No Economic won't work let me explain while the avg cost of heart surgery is 2.5 to 3 lakhs while most of other common surgery will cost around or less than 1 lakhs, so technically is difficult to build the system for every surgery 😅

[@Sololeveling9999]

It's especially done in cities like Bangalore, Mangalore and Manipal only , I don't think other part of India has so cheap surgeries.

[@NiTZChavan]

Dhanvantari in the form of Dr.Devi Shetty...❤🌺🌺🌺🙇🏾‍♂️🙇🏾‍♂️

[@bibhuprasadsagariya26]

Cmc vellore also follow the same model. Im a mbbs student there.

[@abimaheshwaran4704]

Ok, Study well

[@mdmerajkhan724]

Think School has been my favorite KZbin channel since my college days, and it continues to inspire me even now! The depth of knowledge and clarity in your videos have taught me so much over the years. I truly appreciate the effort you put into creating such high-quality content. Please consider increasing the frequency of your videoswe can’t get enough of them

[@anuph.v19]

ದೇವಿ ಶೆಟ್ಟಿ ಅಂತ ಒಬ್ಬ ಭಾರತೀಯ ಹಾಗು ಕನ್ನಡಿಗನನ್ನು ಪಡೆದ ನಾವು ಧನ್ಯರು.

[@ullasmgowda4748]

💛❤

[@ALLINONE45197]

ಹೌದು ❤

[@sharathcmm]

Bengaluru Narayana 🙏🏻🕉️ . Everything is large in India, what ever we do is large in India, because our country has to serve a lot of head's.

[@JoySahab]

thank u saar!

[@ullasmgowda4748]

💛❤

[@gautambasu1295]

Dr Devi Shetty is not only an excellent doctor but an even better human being. He is compassionate and is full of empathy. He had performed bypass surgery on my father when my father was 77 years old. He voluntarily approved a 50% discount becauae of his age! I have seen him waiving off medical charges of patients who cannot afford. Personally, he had checked me after my 1st heart attack and instead of advising a bypass surgery, as many other doctors would have, he wanted to manage through medication. My first heart attack happened in 1996 and till date I never had a surgery. I am a patient of Narayana Hrudalaya since its inception. I can vouch that Dr Shetty and all his team members never advices unnecessary procedures but only what is needed by the patient! I have seen many elderly people touching his feet and revere him like god.

[@adarshshandilya]

This model is being carried out in india for a long time and now with cghs and echs it has become easy too still many hospitals are at loss

[@Omprasadmunde]

Thanks for this case study waiting for more such case studies on such a amazing chanell!

[@vijayrangarajanramakrishna318]

One of the best hospitals in Bangalore serving patients with compassion and empathy

[@vikaspandere2467]

It's very out scart of Banluru on chhenai road

[@vikaspandere2467]

It's very far from Bangalore

[@dhaval1489]

Superb work Team Think School, Bharat is blessed to have innovative doctors like Dr. Shetty, thanks for covering such gem Visionary person ❤

[@ALLINONE45197]

ನಾರಾಯಣ ಹೃದಯಾಲಯ Dr. ದೇವಿ ಶೆಟ್ಟಿ

[@Sololeveling9999]

It's especially done in cities like Bangalore, Mangalore and Manipal only , I don't think other part of India has so cheap surgeries.

[@kaarthikvaradharajan3810]

Thanks for such csse studies. Please bring more such case studies to public. We salute our great Dr Devi Shetty.

[@ShivamKumar-kx2es]

I have been in Bangalore in this hospital for the treatment of my mother suffering from blood cancer. I lost my mother in 2011 but they had done well

[@hepinpatel4028]

We need people like Dr. Shetty in our government for better efficiency.

[@Thespartan98]

Thank u Thinkschool..I was waiting since 1 year for this video...as a doctor myself it is the need of the hour to promote such models...Charity is not scalable, but good business model is very much scalable

[@nishikantasarkar7517]

The way of earning money that creates a clear spectacular image of your business is a natural booster. Impressive🔥

[@akashbansal6216]

Thanks Team for wonderful case study love to see Dr setty in Indian Business podcast It would be our pleasure If we can spent about 2 hr with a such a great gentleman.

[@sayanmishra2610]

Waiting for a loooong time to watch this case study in a popular finance KZbin channel 😌

[@sarbodamanbanerjee7499]

Man, i loved it soo much Ganesh bhaii. I was missing these types of content as for long from your page

[@ashishthacker9783]

Proud Shareholder of Narayana Hrudayalaya ❤

[@athifsheikh9111]

Thanks to Dr. Shetty, we could afford Dad's valve replacement surgery 15 ago. When everyone else gave up and we were broke, he stepped up. Alhamdulillah, Dad's still with us.

[@BhargavMakwana]

They took the word Jugaad and called it "Frugal Innovation".

[@Sanatani_Sherni]

Another Excellent Example of Entrepreneurs aiding society ❤❤❤❤❤

[@veryCreativeName0001-zv1ir]

NH is expensive as hell , the main hospital in ECity is a complete utter mess finding an appointment is beyond impossible and walk in doctor appointments are a joke sometimes it takes more than half a day to chase one doctor

[@sandesh3330]

This is one of the great case study. Keep growing Think school....

[@shruthikravula2548]

American doctors do less surgeries because, as their income increases, the tax they pay also increases drastically. So instead of doing more surgeries at less fee, they do a limited number of surgeries with high fees. This way, they also get work life balance. So I think they didn't get shocked seeing narayana hospitals. Actually I think almost all the hospitals follow a similar procedure. No senior doctor looks after the setup of equipment, cleaning them, monitoring patients and all. All due respect to Narayana Health.

[@sonalisingh2049]

Excellent explanation. The biryani analogy is brilliant.

[@aryagoes555]

Im really rooting for creators like you to take over news channels in india. Eventually

[@siri-kumarkambam9681]

Thanks!

[@eswaripriya9049]

The business model you shared till 18 minutes is basically done in every government hospital,I wish people realise how resourceful a government hospitals is Can you make a case study on that

[@robertdourado7737]

Bless Dr. Devi Shetty and team ! Keep continuing this greatness !

[@Ambuj-]

Wow, what an analysis!! Amazing!

[@sachinpune3355]

"I wanted to commend the effort highlighted in this video. It's truly heartwarming to see initiatives aimed at improving children's health. While such efforts are common among major multispeciality hospitals in India, each initiative, including this one, makes a significant impact. These acts of kindness and dedication to providing free surgeries for children demonstrate a strong commitment to community service and healthcare. Kudos to everyone involved for making a difference in these young lives."

[@ansilkumar2215]

Thanks for the superb case study...❤

[@abhibodakhe1992]

Then why doesn't it spread its branches in big cities like delhi, mumbai,....

[@Sololeveling9999]

It's especially done in cities like Bangalore, Mangalore and Manipal only , I don't think other part of India has so cheap surgeries.

[@SalmanKhan-bl1ok]

It is spreading, in Delhi they acquired a hospital. I couldn’t recall the name exactly.

[@familytab1526]

Thank you for the amazing podcast ❤

[@rgt717]

Bro why do you think other hospitals didn't think of this?? Stop over simplifying things and understand nuance

[@dhairyamittal1313]

Well many hospitals nowadays wants to maintain luxury for rich people.

[@rayhanperfumes1490]

Well said @rgt

[@RajendraDG]

Bcz every hospital can't get such regular high flow of patients like NH. There are few not famous ones though like Arvind eye hospital,CMC vellore. I've heard many such hospital on eye speciality only

[@Mohammedowaismahadighar]

Bro iam a med student believe me there are 2 types of students here one who are focused ..they dont know anything about business ...these are the type of people who usually start clinics and all...second those who just came to get doctor title ....they are probably sharp in business and weaker in studies but they pursue things other then med in their life

[@parthasamadder1936]

Needless to say what Dr Shetty has done to help common people with great heart. Others must learn from him. ❤❤ for Dr Shetty for revulation in heart surgery

[@venusunkari7811]

That's why Indians are believed doctors are living gods in earth 🌎

[@YogeshKumar-qp4hj]

Kudos for making this video. I also wanted to share about the Jayadeva cardiovascular hospital in Bengaluru. Even this hospital has made heart surgeries at a very economical and also at free of cost to lakhs of people. Their strategy also is in line with Narayna, but with the government of Karnataka backed. If you guys are planning to make content on how a visionary doctor wants to bring in change to a mass scale with working with the government, then Dr. Manjunath should be your next case study.

[@vigneshwarrajc6629]

The ending point highlighted from Dr. Velumani sir ❤️

[@Hospital_Heroes_Hub]

Great perspective While heart surgeries are progressing in many hospitals, financial constraints remain a barrier for patients below the poverty line. Government must take stronger ownership to ensure affordable access to life-saving treatments. Expanding programs like Ayushman Bharat and partnering with NGOs are essential steps in bridging this gap.

[@tejaslokhande4785]

Who's not gonna love you when you explain MBA level operations management while making biryanis !!

[@Petrolhead11]

Seniors doctors only performing most critical tasks isn't revolutionary. That's how every surgery works in every corner of the world. I was expecting better research from you. There must be more to it.

[@ThinkSchool]

Sure..this dint happen before 2011. We spoke to the team at Narayana too

[@Petrolhead11]

@@ThinkSchool nah sir, this is how it's work since ages. Complex surgeries are always a team effort. This is exactly how surgeries have been taught since the beginning.

[@Primus_suspectus]

@@Petrolhead11 Petrol Head, you are absolutely right. This has been the industry standard for the longest time. It’s a TEAM EFFORT. I guess these videos are aimed at the general public and this seems like a promotional content. The real insiders know the truth.

[@imsatyareddy]

Love this episode and love the BGM.

[@dhruvshetty4050]

I'm waiting for ambani business study part 2. When will that come out?

[@husainmemon6167]

Just like devi shetty sir, you are also contributing in the lives of millions of business enthusiasts in our country, I've been a huge follower of your content, I never miss any of your videos because you truly know the pulse of your audience, I'll pray for you brother keep creating such amazing videos and I wish you all the luck and success ✌️

[@Mohammedowaismahadighar]

As a med student The problem in medical field in india is there are no good entrepreneurs...... even the best of clinicians sometimes are out of patients for months cuz nobody knows them and they dont even know there is something like marketing

[@natarajrangayana]

Great work👍

[@deepali..8745]

Dr. Devi Shetty is my inspiration since 10th...

[@TholiNgomdir]

South people never fail to sows us humanity ❤

[@Accidental_Doctorr]

Dr. Devi Shetty is a real hero and inspiration

[@bullet4922]

India has the best health care system in the world

[@karanlakhwani7173]

One more insight, usually hospitals have multiple floors but NH just has a big space on the ground which saved the cost of building for them as well

[@surajpeddi6122]

Wont there brand gets affected while doing premium and free surgeries at same time? Why would a person wants to pay when he gets a surgery for free? My understanding is companies create different branks like nexa and maruti when they want to cater to different segments with different pricing structure. How narayana is able to do this under one roof?

[@korathmathew]

This is true welfare. Politicians should learn from him

[@sri1130]

Pls plan a podcast with Dr. Devi Shetty sir for more detailed information about heart care and lifestyle

[@manojvashista2467]

ಕನ್ನಡ ರಾಜ್ಯದ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆ ಡಾ.ದೇವಿ ಶೆಟ್ಟಿ 💛❤️

[@saimanoharputtu8136]

Sir, Truly appreciate Dr. Devi shetty's work. I truly heartening to hear that there is a hospital which caters to pateints whom cannot pay the charges of surgery. Sir, have you heard of Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevini Chain of hospitals? It the world largest chain of paediatric heart hospitals. They have performed around 30,000 heart surgeries in the past 10 years completely free of cost. You will be amazed to check it out! Please do a video about it also.

[@soumyadeepnaskar7878]

Devi Shetty start his journey from KOLKATA ❤

[@Silent_Shishya]

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[@RakeshShaganti-y8y]

It's the same model and Operation technique that's been used in every institute or medical college all over India.. It's not new and it's there in India since long hence in India the cost of health is much much cheaper than any other country in world.

[@organica_kavaka]

You sre making it a gold mine with these suggestions

[@YOUTUBE_AMERICA]

Genuine question : why everyone not doing same like respected dr Shetty If narayana can be made profitable so does other hospitals too

[@kaushikps2715]

These are basically how government medical colleges work!

[@organica_kavaka]

Narayana to Zeroda.. take it easy folks at Think School

[@davidng2699]

The specialization of surgical tasks works only if the cardiac issues are very similar and can be addressed with uniform procedure.

[@youtubeuser3014]

I thought this is how all hospitals work😂......sad to know this is not done in all hospitals

[@animeshagrawalGALAHAD_007]

The division of model you explained is not only followed by Narayana but has been followed for decades by private hospitals, govt hospitals and government medical colleges in India . This is basically the healthcare formula followed in India where wastage of both time and material is avoided to make it cheaper , affordable and even effective for the general public .

[@ThinkSchool]

True this happened after Narayana and Aravind eye mastered Assembly line models in Surgeries.

[@animeshagrawalGALAHAD_007]

@ No sir this model has been followed since the 60s. India has always been a resource poor country and we have always been taught to manage patients in medical colleges with the best possible methods available to us in minimum resources

[@Anton-tf9iw]

Expenditure on prevention of heart problems with adults? Close to zero. Eat better food.

[@TRIsome-199]

My inspiration 🙌

[@nomadicakshay6880]

We need model like this for cancer treatment

[@54321ableanishku]

Bring more stories like this

[@visheshkn6308]

Which ai do you use?

[@_faraz.h]

I usually don't comment...but i need a full podcast with Dr.Devi Shetty

[@MbbsIntern]

Better late than never ...i was waiting for this

[@siddheshchougule9562]

Humanity always ahead in this case

[@vikaspandere2467]

Think school is always better more than better

[@amansahu9200]

If my education doesn't benefit society, what's the point of pursuing it?

[@santhoshthadishetty]

Modern Dhanvantari 🙏💕

[@brt9099]

hello , are you generating any sounds to keep our attention in to the video while watching??

[@siddhantjain4969]

hi bro , are u using dalle or some other gen AI tool for getting all the photos used in your video?

[@digitallycutebong]

Dr.Devi Shetty should be role model for every future doctors.. Please don't make medical facilities a business.Learn to be to empathetic,visionary and kind.

[@KaushalKumar-db5jb]

Hello Sir One day i will on your podcast sir ❤❤ It is one of my dreams

[@akanksha6458]

Hey I’m currently studying his model for learning Thank you for making a video on this Also can you make video on Aravind eyecare

[@shafqatmobarak6568]

Very insightful! Can you reccommend a few books which talks about such innovations? Thanks :)

[@ThinkSchool]

Change by design

[@JebrailAyub]

My inspiration. A great respect from 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@diveshmehta299]

Proud shareholder, bought not for permit for ideology

[@AKSINGH-w5v]

Thank you😊

[@siddheshkadav7234]

This can't be confirmed without a sting operation.

[@aravindarao9523]

what do you mean

[@kaivalyapai7522]

This reminds me of Arvind Eye Hospital

[@RaviKishore-e6v]

Bro, do case studies on foreign unicorns or companies which we(majority indians)don't know.

[@Priyanka_Anoop]

Thank you