Delhi-NCR-based Medical Travel aggregator GoMedii Technologies was honored by the South Sudan ambassador on their cultural day. We are incredibly grateful to receive this honor for recognizing our efforts in democratizing in-patient care.

This award acknowledges our firm commitment to providing affordable and high-quality healthcare services to people from various countries for medical treatment. We offer our patients the best consultations and treatments for their health problems.

South Sudan Students Association in Delhi NCR organized the South Sudan Cultural Day on 16 June at ICCR Azade Bhavan, Delhi. The day was meant to showcase the country’s cultural diversity through various events like dance, fashion shows, and cultural shows.

Our founder, Mr. Rohit Kumar Singh, had the honor of addressing the South Sudanese participants at the event. While touching on the principles of GoMedii, he also talked about how technology has been a game-changer in medical tourism. Being in a traditional business, he talked about how the company, through its services, plans to make the industry more organized, hence democratizing in-patient care.

“Medical tourism is a field full of opportunities – there is something for all. We would be more than happy to have the people of South Sudan collaborate with us on a professional ground. Being the youngest country in the world, South Sudan holds a lot of potentials, which I feel we can channel through our collaboration.”, says Mr. Rohit Kumar Singh, Co-founder of GoMedii Technologies.

The relations between India and the Republic of South Sudan go way back – when S.Sudan fought for independence. The two countries have always maintained cordial relations. India recognized South Sudan on 9 July 2011, the day South Sudan became an independent state. India maintains an embassy in Juba, and South Sudan maintains an embassy in New Delhi.

India is a highly sought-after place for people seeking medical treatment from other countries. It is considered a top destination for medical tourism because it combines the East’s traditional healthcare practices with Western medicine’s expertise.

“I thank the South Sudan Ambassador for recognizing our team’s hard work and dedication towards in-patient care. GoMedii will continue to serve and provide the best possible treatments to the citizens of South Sudan. I am sure this appreciation of our services will add weight to our company’s credibility.”, said Mr. Prakhar Tyagi, VP of Sales and Marketing at GoMedii.

Based on data from 2022, the Indian medical tourism market is currently valued at $7.4 billion. The Medical Tourism Association has ranked India 10th on the Medical Tourism Index (MTI) for 2020-21 out of 46 destinations worldwide. Around 2 million medical travelers visit India annually, bringing in nearly $4 billion in revenue.

Furthermore, the India Medical Tourism Market is projected to experience a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 35.68% from 2021 to 2027. This suggests that the medical tourism market in India has the potential to reach a market size of $14 billion.

Ever since GoMedii entered the field of medical tourism, it has gained the confidence of over 20,000 international and domestic medical travelers by providing exceptional medical care assistance.

We have established partnerships with more than 200 hospitals that hold accreditations from JCI (Joint Commission International) and NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals). Our network consists of a panel of over 500 esteemed medical professionals. Additionally, we have collaborated with medical partners in various countries, including Turkey, UAE, Poland, Thailand, and more.

We have successfully served medical tourists from crucial countries such as Bangladesh, Iraq, Maldives, Afghanistan, Oman, South Sudan, Yemen, Sudan, Kenya, and Nigeria, providing them with the necessary medical support and care they require.