The world’s biggest name in healthcare has teamed up with its counterpart in education to open a private clinic in the W1 area of London opening 2019, Healthcare Europa has been told.
Two of India’s largest hospital groups look set for changes at the top. We speak to the outgoing CEO of CARE, and the man rumoured to be soon appointed CEO of Manipal.
Indian renal care provider NephroPlus is to open 55 more centres across the county by the end of 2018, which will see it operating in 180 locations. Healthcare Nova speaks to CEO Vikram Vuppala about the rollout, centre profitability and imminent international expansion.
Quoted Finnish outsourcing group Pihlajalinna has appointed a new CFO following the departure of his predecessor to a Finnish state-owned airport company in July.
Listed pan-European healthcare and medical laboratory services provider Medicover saw its share price dip slightly, by 1.5%, as third quarter results were announced, despite a 16% jump in revenues and a 20% increase in EBITDA. India was announced as a key target for expansion, while Eastern European operations saw particularly strong growth.
Mexico's big pharmacy chains are powering into primary care which they see as a good way to sell more prescriptions. They could already be doing as many 500,000 primary care consultations a day according to Chief Innovation Officer Carlos Perez at Proa, the largest private lab group in Mexico who was speaking at Healthcare Latam, the inaugural Pan-Latin American healthcare service event.
The last 12 years has been tough for Argentina’s private hospital sector. In the province of Cordoba out of 450 only 200 hospitals have survived. But that is about to change said delegates at Healthcare Latam, the first Pan-Latin American event devoted to private health care services.
Mediclinic's shares dropped 4% as its recent struggles were highlighted in a trading statement published Tuesday, October 17, covering the six months to September 30. Revenue was flat - and underlying EBITDA down by 5%.
Britain’s second largest care home group has accounted plans to reform its capital structure that it says are needed to stave off default on existing debt.
Britain’s second largest care home group has announced plans to reform its capital structure that it says are needed to stave off default on existing debt.
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