India’s healthcare sector is poised to move from growth to transformation, driven by innovation, digital adoption and a sharper focus on value-based care.

Ankur Dhandharia

Partner, Business Consulting, EY-Parthenon India

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Ankur is a Partner in Business Consulting at EY-Parthenon India, where he leads the firm's healthcare strategy and transformation agenda. He brings two decades of experience across consulting, hospital operations and leadership roles in private equity-backed healthcare enterprises.

He focuses on driving operational and digital transformation, shaping growth strategies and enabling value creation across the healthcare value chain. At EY-Parthenon, he works on strategy and transformation mandates covering commercial due diligence, post-investment value creation, strategic planning, digital strategy, transformation PMOs and revenue acceleration programs. He has helped clients reimagine business models through data and technology with a focus on clinical, operational and financial performance.

Ankur has led the development of EY-Parthenon’s integrated digital strategy framework for hospitals and collaborated on GenAI-driven solutions such as a prescription co-pilot, health bot and patient–doctor app prototypes. He previously held CXO roles in the provider segment and has experience in corporate finance, M&A and financial risk management.

Ankur is a Chartered Accountant (ACA) and holds a bachelor's degree in commerce from Delhi University.

How Ankur is shaping the future with confidence

The next decade will be about moving from incremental change to systemic transformation — where digital health, advanced analytics and GenAI are not just enablers but core drivers of care delivery, affordability and access. I am deeply committed to helping healthcare enterprises, investors and policymakers shape this future with purpose and precision.

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