With gratitude to earKART.
For resonating across the ENT ecosystem — on the exhibition floor, on the main stage, and in the questions we carried home. 11–13 September 2026, Rohtak.
“What will you build beyond your own hands?”
We wanted more than a conference — a room where surgeons, teachers, residents, institutions and industry could look at ENT care as one connected system, and ask how each part could serve the patient better. earKART helped make that room possible.
The ENT surgeon of the next decade will need to understand technology, access and institutions as well as anatomy — best learnt alongside the people building them, with the patient at the centre and the science first.
Dr Bhushan Kathuria · Founder, GeNext MedEd Foundation
earKART Limited
A technology-driven healthcare company founded in 2021, making hearing and ENT care more accessible, transparent and convenient.
Mr Rohit Misra, Managing Director & CEO
earkart.com ↗More than sponsorship.
On the floor
A dedicated stall presenting earKART OMNI remote hearing diagnostics, the ENT pharma vertical and a model for collaborating with hospitals and clinics.
On the stage
A seat on the ENT Healthcare Ecosystem panel — alongside surgeons, industry and GeNext — examining how care is changing around the patient.
In the room
From Surgeon to Institution Builder — an interactive talk that asked surgeons what their hospitals are worth, and what they will leave behind.
ENT Healthcare Ecosystem panel.
Moderated by Mr Pranjal Chaudhary. The panel put the patient at the centre — surrounded by the clinician, the hospital, referral and primary care, training and academia, hearing care and devices, and industry — and asked how these parts can begin to work as one system.
An academic and exploratory discussion; participation did not imply any commercial, financial or institutional commitment.
- Integrated ENT access in tier-2, tier-3 & remote areas
- Clinical independence
- Evidence before expansion
- Responsible industry participation
- Technology that supports care
From Surgeon to Institution Builder.
“Can your hospital become your biggest asset?” — an interactive session by Rohit Misra for surgeon-founders, answered by a show of hands.
- AskedIf you stepped away from your hospital for six months, what happens to revenue?
- AskedShould a surgeon still spend 3–4 hours a day on administration?
- ClosingWhat will you leave behind?
Valuation examples in the session were illustrative only — not financial advice.
Technology you could touch.
earKART OMNI brings audiometry, tympanometry, OAE and video otoscopy into one unit, so testing can happen where the patient is while the audiologist connects remotely.
Also shown: an emerging ENT pharma range, and “Partner with earKART. Grow Together.” — a model for working with hospitals and clinics. Product claims are as presented by earKART.
The patient at the centre.
For clinician
Exposure to diagnostic technology and to thinking beyond the operating theatre.
For hospital
A frank conversation about growth, capacity, governance and value.
For hearing care & devices
Remote diagnostics that take hearing assessment closer to where patients live.
For industry & distribution
Industry participation that is present and accountable, with clear boundaries.
For training & academia
Residents saw technology up close, in a setting where the science came first.
For referral & primary care
Where diagnostics travel, the path from first complaint to specialist care shortens.
earKART at AOICON 2026.
The conversation continues.
Technology in training · access beyond the city · institution building · evidence before adoption.