Hospital revenue consultant, across India.
Eleven cities, and none of them work the same way. The scheme rules, the payer mix, the competitive set and the way a family chooses a Hospital all change at the state line. Each city below has its own page, written from what is actually happening there.
Doctor of Laxmi Advisory is a Clinic and Hospital business advisory practice based in Bengaluru, India, taking on Clinic and Hospital owners across eleven cities on the revenue system underneath their clinical reputation. The practice covers Bangalore, Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Gurugram, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Indore and Mysuru. Each of those markets behaves differently in ways that change what a revenue system has to do. Karnataka routes scheme Patients through the public system first. Delhi's largest private Hospitals sit under Supreme Court supervision on their free-treatment obligations. Madhya Pradesh made accreditation a condition of empanelment and de-empanelled 126 Hospitals in one action. Gujarat rewrote its cardiology empanelment rules after a fraud case. Advice written for one of these cities will not survive contact with another, which is why each city has its own page rather than a template with the name swapped.
Eleven cities
Bangalore →
Working hereHome base. Where the practice was built, inside a Bengaluru Eye Hospital as Chief Business Officer.
Karnataka
Mumbai →
Open for engagementsA destination market. Trust Hospitals, out-of-state Patients, and land worth more than the Hospital.
Maharashtra
New Delhi →
Open for engagementsPayer market split by Hospital size, under Supreme Court supervision on free-quota obligations.
Delhi
Hyderabad →
Open for engagementsOne of the deepest single-speciality markets in India, and almost all of it institutionally owned.
Telangana
Chennai →
Open for engagementsWhere the chains buy rather than build. Transplant and eye care are the defining clusters.
Tamil Nadu
Pune →
Open for engagementsContested from three directions: consolidation, new national beds, and charitable trust enforcement.
Maharashtra
Gurugram →
Open for engagementsTwo markets in one city. The corporate tier has left the scheme economy entirely.
Haryana
Kolkata →
Open for engagementsLost its cross-border Patient base in a quarter. Rebuilding the domestic book is the whole job.
West Bengal
Ahmedabad →
Open for engagementsThe regulator is the pressure here, not private equity. Compliance is now a commercial capability.
Gujarat
Indore →
Open for engagementsReferral apex of the Malwa belt. Accreditation became a condition of empanelment in 2026.
Madhya Pradesh
Mysore →
Open for engagementsThe state occupies the high-margin specialities. Private pricing is capped by a free alternative.
Karnataka
Cities marked Working here already have live Clinic or Hospital engagements. There is live work in Nagpur and London as well, outside this list. The rest are open for engagements, run remotely with scheduled on-site visits. Hospitals outside these eleven cities are taken on case by case.
Working across India
Which cities does Doctor of Laxmi work in?
The practice is based in Bengaluru and takes on Clinic and Hospital owners in Bangalore, Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Gurugram, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Indore and Mysuru, and with Hospitals elsewhere in India on request. Engagements run as a Revenue Diagnosis first, then a six month advisory, renewable by six.
Do you have to be on site to do this work?
Not continuously. Engagements run remotely with scheduled on-site visits. The Revenue Diagnosis is done through the Hospital's own data and structured conversations with the owner and the team. The on-site time is spent where it matters most: the Front Desk, the Counselling cabin and the Call Centre, watching what actually happens rather than what the SOP says happens.
Is the advice different in each city?
Materially, yes. Payer mix, scheme rules, accreditation requirements, the competitive set and Patient behaviour all differ by state and by city. The revenue system is the same discipline everywhere, but the sequence of work and the pricing and payer decisions are set by the local market.
What size of Hospital does the practice work with?
Typically Doctor-owned and Doctor-led Clinics and Hospitals between five and fifty crore of annual revenue, across Tier 1 and Tier 2 Indian cities, in ophthalmology, dental, dermatology, orthopaedics, fertility, paediatrics, cardiac, ENT and multispeciality.
Clinical trust brings Patients in. Revenue systems convert that trust.
Start with the Revenue Diagnosis. You get a clear read on where the money is going before anything changes.