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One PDF decides whether your international patient's visa gets approved. And once your hospital issues it, there's no second attempt. The Part Nobody Warns You About: Zero Reissues Once your hospital generates the Medical Visa Invitation Letter on the government portal, the system will not let you issue it again. Not correct it. Not reissue it. Get one field wrong, and it's the patient's problem at the border — not just an internal fix. Before the Letter Can Exist: A Real Tre

Two very different letters landed on the same desk in New Delhi this year. One came from a group of Indian manufacturers, arguing they'd invested enough, had built enough factories and had earned enough test certifications to be trusted with the equipments that the government still lets hospitals import freely. "Take these devices off the exemption list, since ee can make them now". The other came from multinational device makers and hospital procurement bodies, asking for al

On 7 January 2026, OpenAI didn't quietly bolt a health feature onto ChatGPT. It launched a dedicated health product and within weeks was reporting that roughly 230 million people ask it a health or wellness question every week, which is close to a third of it's entire user base. Most HealthTech marketing teams haven't changed a single line of their content strategy since. I'm Boudhhayan Duttaa, founder of Batti Jalao, an AI-led healthcare marketing agency. We build content a