New Delhi, Feb 28: As India strengthens global healthcare partnerships, Dheeraj Jain, Chairman & Founder of Redcliffe Labs, will join industry leaders at the India-Canada CEOs Forum in New Delhi on March 2, focusing on accessible, affordable, and accurate diagnostics for every Indian family. This special forum will be organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry along with the Trade Council of Canada and will feature the most influential entrepreneurs from both India and Canada as they seek out ways to create more trade opportunities between the two countries, build up foreign direct investment across borders, and create greater collaboration through innovations in key industries.
Senior leaders from India and Canada will convene in New Delhi to shape the next chapter of bilateral economic engagement, focusing on stronger trade alignment, greater capital flows, and sector-specific growth opportunities. The India-Canada CEOs Forum is positioned as a decisive platform to translate dialogue into actionable business partnerships.
Building on its distinction as the only Indian health-technology company recognised at the internationally acclaimed Indo-French CEOs Forum in New Delhi, Redcliffe Labs will leverage this platform to further articulate its global vision for technology-enabled diagnostics and preventive healthcare.
At the forum, the company will spotlight how scalable digital infrastructure, data-led insights, and an integrated diagnostics network can strengthen early disease detection, improve clinical outcomes, and bridge critical gaps in access to quality healthcare. As India’s diagnostics ecosystem gains international attention, Redcliffe Labs continues to position itself at the forefront of innovation, demonstrating how homegrown health-tech solutions can meaningfully contribute to global healthcare transformation.
Through strategic dialogue with international business leaders, the company aims to foster collaborations that accelerate innovation, expand diagnostic reach, and reinforce its commitment to building a future where timely, accurate, and accessible preventive care is not a privilege but a standard.
Commenting on the occasion, Dheeraj Jain, Chairman & Founder of Redcliffe Labs, said,
India-Canada conversations have traditionally centred on talent and trade. Healthcare is the new frontier, and prevention-first diagnostics is where India holds a genuine, proven edge. At Redcliffe, we have built the infrastructure, the AI tools, and the clinical protocols to make early detection accessible at a population scale. Forums like these are critical to building partnerships that make advanced diagnostics more accessible and better aligned globally. India has the capability to lead, and we are committed to contributing meaningfully to that transformation.
Sharing his perspective, Aditya Kandoi, CEO & Founder of Redcliffe Labs, said,
“The next era of healthcare belongs to prevention-first models powered by digital innovation. We see this platform as a catalyst to scale access to timely care for making health better everyday.”
Dheeraj Jain’s participation in the India-Canada CEOs Forum will further demonstrate how Redcliffe Labs is taking on a more active role in global discussions on healthcare innovation and cross-border collaboration, while supporting India’s continued rise as an influential force in accessible, technology-driven healthcare solutions.
Redcliffe Labs:
Redcliffe Labs is a preventive-first omnichannel Healthcare partner redefining healthcare access across India with the purpose of empowering people to live healthy and Better Health Everyday. Having served over 1 crore customers to date, the company operates across 220+ cities through 80+ owned advanced laboratories and coverage of 4,000+ pincodes, offering 3,600+ tests powered by clinical expertise and AI-led innovation. With convenient home sample collection, smart health insights, and personalised wellness solutions, Redcliffe Labs offers a complete care plan that delivers 4X benefits with every test, enabling earlier detection and healthier lives across Bharat.