Waterland partner Carsten Rahlfs tells us that the group is about to take its fertility operator VivaNeo above €50m in sales and into a fifth country while dismissing - but not entirely - rumours it is about to put the company up for sale.
AI diagnostic apps and teleconsultations are on the rise globally. But how many people are actually engaging with the technology? We reveal how many people are actively using on the world's most popular diagnostic app...and talk to its CEO.
Asklepios, Germany's second largest operator of private hospitals by revenue, has set up a pipeline from the Philippines with an initial cohort of 260 being recruited and more to follow. We speak to a healthcare workforce specialist and a German-based operator to find out why.
The co-founder of one of Germany's largest telemedicine companies, which looks to have just sold in what is probably the largest ever acquisition in the sector, tells us he expects sickness-fund reimbursed telemedicine as a standalone service with diagnosis and prescription across all German states in the next 3-4 years. A lawyer at the heart of the sector broadly agrees.
Pan- European and Indian healthcare and diagnostics provider Medicover is entering the wellness market, in a move that could provide interesting synergies with its corporate healthcare offering, mainly in Poland and Romania. The company's H1 and second quarter financials show losses in the Indian and UK fertility markets, but strong growth in Eastern Europe. We […]
German and Spanish hospital giant Fresenius Helios saw 10% revenue growth in the first six months of 2018 and nearly the same EBITDA growth. Fresenius group CEO Stephan Sturm says Helios is looking at a third country, and we talk to an analyst about the various M&A opportunities the group has been linked to as well as the outlook in Germany generally.
German hospital group Rhoen Klinikum posted 3.6% revenue growth to €620m in the first six months of 2018, with EBITDA growing half that to €51.1m. We talk to an analyst about whether they are a likely candidate for a British hospital group which is for sale. EBIT was unchanged at €20.9m, while net profit was […]
Baden Württemberg, Germany’s third-most populous state, is offering free-to-use telemedicine services to four million of its statutory-insured inhabitants, including diagnosis and prescription, as part of several pilots.
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