French nursing home group Domidep may have found a buyer, according to a market source. We look at other private equity and investor-owned nursing home groups in Europe and India
Spanish provider of mental health services Grupo 5 is selling its nursing home business to European nursing home giant Korian. We speak to a market expert about this move.
Panellists on the LatAm panel at HBI 2019 see good opportunities in the region thanks to booming demand, particularly as demographics shift from rural to urban bases, and with the growth of the chronic and elderly care markets. Increasing use of digital health tools and better data, plus the growth of the consumer market are also seen as positive factors for the market.
This week we plot medical staff spending in France against total hospitalisation rates and explore how the numbers paint a picture of national sectors. What treatments cost businesses and payors the most in staff resources? Where are inpatient admissions the highest?
"Health care services is a dirty enough business in Europe without us seeking more risk in Emerging Markets" was how a big private equity investor summed up his sentiment.
A robust DACH session at HBI 2019 reached broad agreement over the most - and least - favourable areas for investment in healthcare in the region, but struggled to agree on the likely implication of the key legislation about to be brought in.
How is Europe's largest private equity invested market faring in these uncertain times, as staff shortages and the continuing uncertainty of Brexit make forecasting the future difficult? In most cases, better than you might think! This was the general response from HBI 2019's learned panel of UK and Ireland experts - but as always there were exceptions that proved the rule.
The UK's third largest nursing home provider by revenue, Four Seasons, has gone into administration as it prepares for a sale. Two market experts give us their view on the company's prospects going forward. Will the company sell, or will the administrators shut it down?
Baltic private equity firm BaltCap is investing €3m of growth capital to expand an Estonian chain of nursing homes. We speak to the firm's associate director.
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