Bajaj Finserv Health has appointed Deepak J. Matai as its new Chief Executive Officer, strengthening the company’s leadership as it expands its digital healthcare business in India.
Matai brings over two decades of experience in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors and is expected to lead the company’s next phase of growth, product expansion, and technology-driven healthcare services. Before joining Bajaj Finserv Health, he held leadership roles across healthcare, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical businesses, gaining experience in strategy, operations, and digital transformation.
The company said the appointment comes at a time when digital healthcare adoption is growing rapidly in India, driven by increasing demand for online consultations, preventive healthcare, insurance-linked wellness services, and digital medical platforms.
Bajaj Finserv Health operates a digital healthcare ecosystem that connects users with doctors, diagnostic services, pharmacies, and wellness products through a single platform. The company has been focusing on expanding its healthcare offerings by integrating insurance, technology, and preventive care solutions.
Commenting on the appointment, the company said Matai’s industry expertise and leadership experience would help strengthen its long-term healthcare vision and improve customer-focused services. The platform aims to further scale its digital health infrastructure and enhance accessibility for users across urban and semi-urban markets.
With Deepak Matai taking charge as CEO, Bajaj Finserv Health is expected to accelerate its expansion plans and strengthen its position in the country’s fast-growing health-tech industry.
The healthcare technology market in India has seen significant growth in recent years, with rising smartphone penetration and growing awareness around digital medical services. Companies are increasingly focusing on creating end-to-end healthcare platforms combining consultations, diagnostics, insurance, and wellness management.
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