Cash injections revive Romanian private health system
Unlike other segments of the economy, the Romanian private medical system has not been too badly sickened by the crisis. Proof is the large number of hospitals and clinics opening and the massive investment, with the new trend being the construction of specialized hospitals. The Diplomat - Bucharest spoke to the biggest players on the market and found out their market prognosis and future plans.
By Roxana Cristea September 2012 - From the Print Edition
"We can all see that in recent years the private clinic market has developed. New clinics and hospitals were opened and I think this will continue. We also want to open a private hospital, but not this year," Andrei Gagea, executive director at Academica Medical Center, tells The Diplomat - Bucharest. Gagea's statements about private clinics on the market in Romania are reinforced by the large number of hospitals that have been either opened or announced in recent times. Whether niche or general... To continue reading this article you have to be registered
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