Private healthcare in Central and Eastern Europe growing despite the turbulent times - April 2009

The public healthcare system in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has been declining during the past decade: underfunded, lacking solid infrastructure and thus unable to keep professional medical staff in the country. At the heart of reform in the years to come will be a shift from a system nourished largely by out-of-pocket payments to a model based more on voluntary health insurance. However, we do not expect this to happen early enough to render CEE markets more similar to western counterparts by 2011. Despite this we expect the market to grow on average by 20% per annum between now and 2011, to €24bn.

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