Central Europe Private Healthcare Market Discussed in New In-Demand PMR Report Published at MarketPubleshers.com
05 Oct 2012 • by Natalie Aster
LONDON – In Central Europe, private healthcare market conditions have eventually become favorable for domestic players following several years of stagnation in most CE countries. Some signs of improvement are already evident. For instance, the Polish market for private healthcare expanded by above 6.6 percent year on year in 2011 to be evaluated at almost EUR 8 billion. It is likely to grow by 4.8 percent per year on average by 2016. In Romania, several new projects were launched in 2011. In the same year, Czech Republic and Slovakia turned into the CE leaders in terms of per capita spending on services offered by private healthcare companies.
New market research report “Private healthcare market in Central Europe 2012” worked out by PMR is devoted to the Central European market for private healthcare. It provides all-inclusive market overview covering the market size, its dynamics, drivers and challenges. Comprehensive corporate descriptions, market assessment, investment opportunities evaluation and market outlook to 2014 are also available in the study.
The research includes information about the private healthcare market in Bulgaria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Romania.
Report Details:
Private healthcare market in Central Europe 2012
Published: August, 2012
Pages: 279
Price: US$ 3.500,00
More new market research reports by the publisher can be found at PMR page.
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