Public and non-public hospital market in Poland

• Number and characteristics of the facilities based on unique data collected by PMR
• Biggest problems and challenges faced in the wake of the pandemic, broken down by different types of hospital ownership
• Main specialties in the Polish hospitals
• Legislation affecting the hospital sector
• Total number of hospitals in Poland, together with their location and breakdown into public hospitals, private hospitals and companies with the State Treasury or local government shareholding
• Types of wards and departments in individual hospitals
• Ranking of public and non-public hospitals
• Profiles of the largest hospitals
• Total bed count in individual hospitals and in specialised wards of each hospital
• Comparison of the saturation with services in public and non-public hospitals in the biggest cities in Poland and in individual voivodships
• Ways of funding of hospitals in Poland – investment prospects
• Value of contracts concluded by the hospitals with the National Health Fund (NFZ)
• Events and trends shaping this segment
• Digitisation of hospitals: degree of implementation of Electronic Health Record (EDM), Hospital Information System (HIS), Radiology Information System and Picture Archiving and Communication System (RIS/PACS), integrated patient portal, artificial intelligence
• Results of the survey conducted among the management of public and non-public hospitals in Poland
• Comparison of the public segment with the non-public hospital market
• Hospitalisation numbers, by hospital type
• Medical specialty saturation analysis – broken down by voivodship and medical specialty; useful for selecting a location for a hospital or specialty
• Specialties recording the biggest increases and the deepest declines in patient numbers in the private hospital segment during the pandemic
• New problems (4th wave of the coronavirus pandemic)

The hospital dataset as a supplement to the report contains key information on each of the approximately 1,200 facilities in particular voivodships:

• Facility full name
• Hospital contact details (e.g. address, e-mail, website, telephone)
• Information on the presence in the hospital network
• Registration data of the company conducting business activity (NIP, REGON)
• Form of ownership (private, public, company with ST or LGU shareholding, other)
• Hospital profile (e.g. multispecialty, specialised – with speciality specified)
• Departments/wards with beds operating in each hospital with separate information on bed count in each department (specialty)
• Departments of same-day surgery – multispecialty and by specialty
• Total number of beds
• Hospital financial data (revenue and net profit/loss)
• Value of NFZ contracts

The dataset also presents profiles of hospitals with a single specialty.

• The hospital market analysis is an essential tool for investors (healthcare providers) who want to assess the saturation of specialisations in a given region.
• It is also essential for suppliers of medical equipment and drugs, IT companies and suppliers of other technologies to estimate the potential of the market by region and its conditions.
• It will also help to develop distribution strategies for products (drugs, medical equipment) and services for the hospital market.
• It will make it possible to assess the development potential of individual medical specialisations when modifying the company portfolio.
• It will support investment planning on the hospital market in Poland.
• The publication is an essential tool for monitoring new market trends and assessing their impact on the current and future financial performance of a company.

Management representatives and decision-makers in marketing, sales and people responsible for company development, representing:

• Operators of public, non-public, transformed and private hospitals
• Pharmaceutical companies
• Medical equipment manufacturers
• Suppliers of modern technology to hospitals
• Companies interested in hospital acquisitions on the Polish market
• Entities providing services to hospitals in Poland
• Private equity funds and investment funds
• Academic and research institutions
• Chambers of commerce and industry organisations.