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A word from the author

The private hospital sector is limited in each of the six countries analysed in this report: Bulgaria,
the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia. This is mostly due to the limited
affluence of societies, in which the majority of people cannot afford to pay for highly specialised
inpatient procedures out-of-pocket. On the other hand, however, the long queues and at times
substandard quality of public health care motivate an increasing number of wealthy patients
to choose private hospitals. In addition, public payers often sign contracts with such facilities, a
situation that is possible and becoming more common in all of the analysed countries. This makes
the non-public hospital sector an interesting one, and we believe that it will become even more
significant in Central Europe in the coming years, together with the improving economic situation

and healthcare standards.
Monika Stefańczyk, Head pharmaceutical market Analyst

Brief synopsis of the report:

The report analyses conditions in the non-public hospital market in CE countries, including hospitals that have
completed the transformation from public entities to privately owned companies. It compares the investment
outlooks for this sector in each of the six CE countries analysed, and explores the most significant barriers and growth
opportunities, including planned legislative and regulatory changes. This publication also presents detailed profiles
of the largest private hospitals in the Central European region.

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This report includes data, analysis and forecasts concerning:

Total numbers and important characteristics of non-public hospitals in each country

Ranking of the largest non-public hospitals by number of beds

The values of contracts signed by non-public hospitals with third party payers

Newly opened and transformed private hospitals in each country

Planned investments in this sector for the years 2013-2015

Transformation of hospitals from public to private

Operational and earnings profiles of the largest non-public hospitals in Central Europe

Sources and procedures of financing for non-public hospital projects

Barriers and growth factors in the development of the private inpatient sector

Legal regulations that influence the private hospital sector in each country.

The publication provides answers to crucial questions, such as:

Which countries represent the best choices for private hospital projects, and which should be avoided?

Which are the largest private hospitals/hospital operators in the region, and what kind of investment plans do

they have?
In which countries can delays in the privatization process be expected?

Which legal regulations are most influential in the non-public hospital sector?

What is the total number of non-public hospitals in each country and across the whole region?

What is the total number of beds in non-public hospitals in each country and across the whole region?

Which companies plan to open private hospitals in the coming years?

What is the current status of the privatization process in each of the countries analysed?

What is the financial situation of the private hospitals sector in Central Europe?

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This unique and valuable report offers:

A complex and unique analysis of issues central to the operation of non-public hospitals in each of the covered

Central European countries
Detailed financial and operational profiles of the market’s largest players

Data, analysis and forecasts available in no other publication on the market.

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PMR Market Insight Methodology

This report was prepared using PMR Market Insight methodology developed by PMR which
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