Buurtzorg, a Dutch domiciliary care business, is finally breaking even on the Asian market after a challenging first few years. We speak to Buurtzorg Asia's CEO Stephan Dyckerhoff about the difficulties of implementing his model in the far East.
Here we look at what strategies private medical insurers plan to follow over the next few years based on our attendance at UniGlobal's 10th conference in Berlin. This complements our other article - International Healthcare Insurers - It's a Hard Life - which gives a picture of where insurers really are today.
South-Africa based Life Healthcare says it will now be concentrating on its European and domestic interests after selling its stake in India-based Max Healthcare Institute.
Mental health is going digital. Providers predict a “tidal wave” of online services that will shape the way mental health care is delivered in the future. Why?
Dutch health insurer Menzis has put in place value-based payments dependent on healthcare providers' results for the treatment of depression. We speak to a market expert and a Dutch outpatient provider in mental health about the changes.
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.
There is a growing shortage of assisted living housing and the Netherlands according to a new report. Healthcare Europa speaks to a Netherlands-based healthcare expert to find out why more groups are not stepping in to take advantage of this.
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