Post-acute Rehabilitation

 

Two new rival hospitals open in central London

This week UK healthcare charity Nuffield Trust opened a hospital in its first central London site, located within the grounds of Barts Health NHS Trust’s St Bartholomew’s Hospital site, while Cleveland Clinic last week opened a large facility in Grosvenor Place, also in central London.
May 5, 2022

Octopus Real Estate enters specialist care market

Healthcare property investor Octopus Real Estate is entering the specialist care market, spending £100m on a deal to purchase two sites from and finance the construction of a further four sites for UK care provider The Hamberley Care Group. Four of these sites will be rehab centres and two will be care homes.
May 5, 2022

“For sale” Fresenius creates new $2.4bn business

As Germany-based healthcare conglomerate Fresenius looks to simplify the group's structure, selling off non-core parts of a business which currently spans hospitals, dialysis, pharma, rehabilitation and more, it is building a $2.4bn new business partnership in the US. We speak to an EU-based source familiar with Fresenius to put this all in context.
March 24, 2022

Amanat targets post-acute care

Amanat, the listed, Dubai-based healthcare and education investor, sees big opportunities in post acute care as it reveals strong 2021 results.
February 17, 2022

Finnish SOTE reform ‘could create more outsourcing opportunities’

In July 2021, Finland’s leftist parliament passed the long-awaited SOTE reform to its healthcare system, which amalgamated 309 municipal health authorities into 21 much larger ‘welfare regions’. HBI speaks to analysts and operators to find out what impact the reform is having on the for-profit sector.
February 17, 2022

Sanitas doubles rehabilitation centres in Spain

Spanish hospital group Sanitas Hospitales (a subsidiary of Bupa-owned insurance firm Sanitas) is launching seven new rehabilitation centres in Spain. The new Advanced Rehabilitation Centers will be opened mainly in Madrid. Alongside eight remaining centres located in Madrid, Valencia and Zaragoza, Sanitas will own 15 monographic rehabilitation centres in Spain. Sanitas CEO Inaki Peralta announced […]
February 3, 2022

Interview: Nick Delaney, CEO, HCML 

Who better to explain the vagaries of the UK rehabilitation sector than Nick Delaney, the new CEO of HCML, bought by Apposite Capital in 2020? In a decade at the helm, he grew Ascenti, the largest UK player in the sector, from €8m to €45m with a 700% increase in EBITDA and he has subsequently worked or advised many of the other players in the £500m insurer paid-for sector.
January 6, 2022

Polarising politician becomes German Federal Minister of Health

Germany has a new government - and a new Federal Minister of Health in Karl Lauterbach. HBI talks to two Germany-based sources who agree he is a politician embraced more by the public than his own party, and considers what his appointment might mean for the sector.
December 16, 2021
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