Governments are becoming increasingly involved in building medical hubs. Frederic talks us through patients of the 21st century; their expectations and willingness to shop around for treatments.
Jeffrey Hemminger, Managing Director, DaVita, Brazil shares his views on building healthcare service brands. As presented at Healthcare LATAM 2017. Click here to view the presentation.
Carolina Jara, Business Manager, Clinica Alemana, Chile shares her thoughts on building healthcare service brands. As presented at Healthcare LATAM 2017. Click here to view the presentation.
Carlos Marinelli, CEO, Fleury, Brazil talks about building healthcare service brands. As presented at Healthcare LATAM 2017. Click here to view the presentation.
Marco Alvarez set up Grupo Dabvsa with Angel Ventures (now Salus Holdings) in 2005 to provide medicalised homecare, day centres and a nursing school in Mexico City. Now the largest provider in the capital, Marco discusses the social stigma of elderly care in Mexico, demographics, and how focusing on technical and medical assistance has helped the group work alongside traditional domiciliary caregivers.
Acalis Latam, owned by Belgian group Senior Assist International, is developing a network of nursing homes in Chile, Colombia and Uruguay. Roderick talks to us about where he sees the future for high-level care for the elderly in the region and where Acalis’ business model fits into that, plus the lessons they have learnt from cross-border consolidation.
A pioneer in the home care market, Dal Ben is focused on providing a one-stop-shop for HMOs to manage chronic and acute care. Marcelo shares insights into Dal Ben’s integrated system and into the elderly care market in Brazil.
Capitation models have become the byword for efficiency in healthcare. Nuria Martin discusses the merits and drawbacks of private health insurance companies implementing this approach in Spain. Plus, she considers the future of this model in Brazil and how it would affect the Brazilian laboratory sector.
Grupo PROA is the biggest and fastest growing diagnostic company in México. It operates several brands targeting high and low income-markets. Carlos reveals how the mass market is emerging in Mexico, who the consumers are and what they want – and how they will pay for services.
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