Integrated care operator Optimedis, which is now active in the UK and the Netherlands as well as Germany, is getting a new round of financing and has also linked up with big diagnostic groups.
Swedish private equity group EQT pre-empted second round bidding for Curaeos, the Dutch dentistry group which has expanded into Belgium, Denmark, Germany and Italy. But it is paying the seller, Bencis Capital Partners, a very high price. We look at the price and the roll up.
Belgium’s third largest nursing home group is raising capital to fund its rapid 25% annual growth with all options on the table, CEO Bart Vanderschrick tells Healthcare Europa.
The CEO of the Belgian and Pan-European property investor Aedifica reveals to Healthcare Europa the ace up his sleeve in Europe’s increasingly competitive healthcare property market.
The dominant non-profit sectors in Holland, Belgium and Germany are beginning to open up to property deals with public subsidies on the wane, the manager of a Belgian healthcare REIT told Healthcare Europa today.
New regulations about holding data are coming into force on May 28, 2018, across Europe – and breaching them could prove costly. Healthcare Europa speaks to John Gladstone, EMEA healthcare practice lead at data protection company Commvault, about how this legislation could be a blessing in disguise.
France’s largest nursing home chain Korian - and Europe's largest group by revenue - has bought eight facilities consisting of 1,000 beds from Senior Assist in Belgium through its Senior Living Group subsidiary.
Belgian real estate investor Cofinimmo has spent €21m in four healthcare properties, including two Medical Office Buildings (MOBs), in the Netherlands over the past two months.
The year 2017 should be a good one for the European healthcare services industry, with more money from more sources backing the best management teams and building international businesses, say panellists at HBI 2017. That is despite a fall in deal volume in 2016 and signs that 2017 may see lower levels..
Different governments have differing attitudes to private healthcare operators. Some positively encourage them, as in Finland where legislation is being brought forward to promote choice, while in others there is a pervasive attitude that there's something wrong with making a profit out of providing what is seen as a public service – even if it can be done cheaply and to a high standard. Experts gathered at HBI 2017 to share their experiences operating in the elderly care market.
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