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Private Acute Healthcare Conference 2020

October 8th, 2020
The Royal Society of Medicine, London

COVID-19 Statement

LaingBuisson continues to monitor advice from the Government and the Department of Health. Our policy at the moment is to continue with all UK events – they are modest in scale, have few international attendees and any risk can be actively self-managed by those who are ill staying away and those attending following the guidelines to wash their hands and cover their mouth and nose with a tissue or sleeve when coughing or sneezing. In addition, LaingBuisson provides hospital-grade bacterial hand wash and disposable tissues at all venues.

About The Event

The more the UK private acute healthcare sector stays the same, the more it changes. Despite a number of years of challenging market conditions, there are still hospitals being bought and sold, and new operators entering the market. Who will win? Which strategy is the right one? CEOs from across the spectrum will be discussing their views on where the market will go next. The conference will discuss some of the big deals that have taken place recently, such as the acquisition of BMI by Circle Health, as well as look at the impact of new entrants, such as Schoen Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic. It will also look in much more detail about how the differing ways of working with consultants, the opportunities in rehab, day-case surgery and imaging and diagnostics, as well as bring an international perspective on the UK private healthcare sector, looking at what might be learnt from considering the approaches in other countries.