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India is emerging as a powerful force in shaping the future of AI driven healthcare. Earlier this year, Philips was proud to participate as a global healthcare company at the India AI Impact Summit 2026. This week during Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Netherlands, our CEO Roy Jakobs continued the conversation with him on India’s role in the future of AI and healthcare. As Philips marks 135 years of innovation this month and nearly 100 years in India, moments like these reaffirm the growing role India plays in driving global healthcare transformation through technology, talent, and purpose led innovation. Explore opportunities shaping the future of healthcare innovation:
Almost a decade. Six roles. One clear purpose. Since 2014, Varun Pitre has grown across service, ops & sales to leading hospital projects and earning APAC recognition. At Philips, growth is personal. Finding your path, making small improvements and having fun while creating better care. Click on the link below to explore careers at Philips.
AI in healthcare is no longer about possibility; it’s about real impact. What does it take to ensure it truly improves care, supports clinicians, and delivers outcomes across diverse healthcare systems? In this insightful conversation with Business Today, Ozlem Fidanci, Chief of International Region, Royal Philips, shares perspectives on how AI is shaping the future of healthcare; where innovation meets real-world application. From enabling better clinical decision-making to building more resilient, connected healthcare systems, the discussion reinforces how technology and human expertise must come together to deliver better care for more people. Watch the video at the link below.
From intern to impact. 🚀 Ruchi Agrawal began her journey at Philips as an intern and has now been with us for six years. Through our two-year IT Development Program, she rotated across different teams before discovering her passion for Data Automation. What drives Ruchi at Philips? A shared purpose of improving lives and delivering better care, along with the autonomy to solve the right problems - not just tick off tasks. Over the years, her role has evolved with a steep learning curve, greater ownership, and the opportunity to create meaningful impact every day. Click on the link below to explore careers that matter.
Finance at Philips is more than numbers, it’s about creating meaningful impact. For Rajeswari, our Accounting Controller from Chennai, that purpose comes to life every day. For over three years at Philips, Rajeswari has built a career defined by continuous learning, growth, and the stability to thrive. In a highly regulated industry like ours, her work in process improvements and compliance in financial reporting directly contributes to enhancing healthcare systems around the world. Click the link below to learn about our culture.
Caring about health starts with caring for our people. That’s why at Philips, employee well-being and mental health are a priority—supported through our Employee Assistance Program and a global Mental Health Champion network. With 300+ champions worldwide, colleagues have access to confidential, empathetic, peer‑to‑peer support when they need it most. At Philips, we deliver better care for more people. Including our own. Learn more ⬇️
When Hemant Upadhyay joined Philips in India to lead a team that tests Connected Care solutions for hospital patients, he also saw an opportunity to invent. He brought his curiosity to the lab every day, looking for new ways to deliver better care for more people; and today, that mindset has led to five innovation filings, and a patent currently in the works! Now a Senior Engineering Manager, Hemant shares how he’s still challenging himself every day, building solutions that doctors can trust, and an impact that patients can feel. Read Hemant's story at the link below.
We are proud to announce a strategic collaboration with Apollo Hospitals to advance stroke and structural heart disease care across India. Roy Jakobs, Chief Executive Officer, Royal Philips, and Ms. Shobana Kamineni, Executive Vice Chairperson, Apollo Health Co. Ltd., came together in the presence of Dr. Prathap C. Reddy, Founder & Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group, to mark the beginning of this significant partnership. By combining Philips’ advanced diagnostic and image-guided therapy technologies with Apollo’s extensive clinical expertise, this collaboration aims to strengthen technology-enabled care pathways, fostering more seamless and coordinated decision-making from diagnosis through intervention and treatment. Our shared goal is to deliver better care for more people, building resilient, data-driven systems that improve outcomes, especially when every minute counts.
In 2018, Philips BlueSeal technology pioneered a sealed helium magnet that would go on to revolutionize MR imaging. In this film, Paul Harvey, Philips Fellow, Chief Engineer MR, and one of the key innovators behind the system, shares how the technology has evolved, the benefits it brings, and what it means for the future of healthcare diagnostics. His work is part of Philips’ ongoing commitment to improve lives through continual, meaningful innovation, and a reminder of how personal ambition has the potential to drive global impact. Watch the video now to learn more.
What happens when a 15-year-old interviews our Chief Medical Officer for Diagnosis and Treatment? Let’s just say he had to keep up. Anika Marathe, a high school student reporter from California, sat down with Dr. Atul Gupta, MD to ask him about the future of AI in healthcare and how it could shape the career paths of her generation. Their conversation is a reminder that innovation doesn’t only come from labs or boardrooms. It also depends on listening to, and learning from, young voices. Proof that the next generation is more than ready for the mic. Read more from both of them by clicking the link below. #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience #WomenInSTEM
