Abstract: The healthcare industry, often referred to as the medical industry or health economy, is a broad and dynamic sector that encompasses the delivery of curative, preventive, rehabilitative, and palliative care. This sector not only provides essential health services to individuals and communities but also plays a critical economic role by contributing significantly to national GDPs across the globe. Over the years, healthcare has evolved to include a wide range of services, products, and financial systems. With the growing demand for more accessible and cost-effective health services, there has been a notable rise in alternative healthcare delivery models such as home healthcare. This segment is becoming increasingly vital due to demographic shifts, rising chronic illnesses, and increased patient preference for home-based care.

This study aims to conduct a financial analysis within the context of the home healthcare sector to evaluate business performance, financial sustainability, and strategic growth opportunities. Utilizing a descriptive and analytical research design, the study leverages data collected over a five-year period to assess the financial health of an organization operating in this space. The primary goal is to understand how financial analysis can aid in optimizing resource utilization, improving profitability, and identifying potential high-growth service segments such as home nursing, physiotherapy, and elder care.

Keywords: ratio analysis like profitability, liquidity, turnover etc.

| DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125152