Private healthcare market in Poland 2011

The report is a comprehensive analysis of the private healthcare market in Poland. It analyses both the segment of subscriber-based private healthcare as well as private healthcare insurance, along with a presentation of detailed profiles of players in each segment, segment value, and development forecasts for 2011-2013. The report also includes an analysis of the non-public hospital sector in Poland, a segment which is attracting more an more investments from the largest market players. The analysis is supplemented by a presentation on consumer behaviours related to private healthcare and legislation relevant to the market – both regulations currently in force as well as those that could soon come into force.

Supplement - 3 Excel databases:

• Non-public hospitals in Poland in 2011, including contact info, as well as information on hospital specialisation, bed count, and auxiliary units
• Comparison of insurance offerings in Poland in 2011
• Comparison of medical providers offerings in Poland in 2011

Why a report on private healthcare market?

• Strong development of the market of private healthcare in Poland (including planned investments of medical firms)
• Planned legislative changes which could have a material impact on the segment.

Key topics

• Value of the private healthcare market in Poland
• Value of the healthcare subscriber market
• Value of the private healthcare insurance market
• Market shares of the largest private medical companies
• Financial results of the largest private medical companies
• Development plans of the largest private medical companies
• The largest insurance companies offering healthcare insurance
• Number of non-public hospitals in Poland
• Planned non-public hospitals in Poland
• Number of transformed hospitals
• The largest non-public hospitals in Poland (bed count, specializations, financial results, value of contract with NFZ)
• Non-public out-patient treatment units
• Non-public dialysis stations
• Non-public outlets offering imaging diagnostics
• Medical tourism
• Material recent legislative changes
• Planned legislative changes
• Poles’ expenditure on private healthcare
• Poles’ attitude towards additional health insurance

What questions does the report answer?

1. How much will the private medical care market be worth in Poland in 2013?
2. How much will the healthcare services subscriber-based market be worth in 2013?
3. How much will the private health insurance segment be worth in 2013?
4. What development plans do the largest private medical firms have?
5. How many clinics and where are to be opened by the largest medical firms?
6. Which private medical firms have the largest number of subscriber-based patients?
7. What private hospitals could soon appear in Poland?
8. How many hospitals were commercialised in Poland as part of Plan B?
9. How many non-public healthcare units are there in Poland?
10. How many non-public diagnostic stations are there in Poland?
11. What is the value of the medical tourism segment in Poland?
12. What do Poles think about supplemental health insurance?
13. What do Poles think about paying for medical services in exchange for quicker access and higher quality?
14. What legislative changes with a bearing on the private healthcare segment entered into force recently?
15. What planned legislative changes could have an impact on the private healthcare segment?

Report’s strengths

• One of a kind publication on the market
• Fourth edition of the report
• Comprehensive analysis of the private healthcare market
• Development forecasts for 2011-2013
• Excel database with information on non-public hospitals in Poland
• Comparison of 2011 offerings of medical companies in Poland
• Comparison of 2011 offerings of insurance companies in Poland

When is report useful?

• At launch of operations in the segment of private health insurance / subscription-based medical services segments
• At entry onto the private healthcare market in Poland
• At construction of a new private hospital
• During the broadening of offering to encompass the private insurance / subscriptions-based medical services segments
• During the analysis of competitor profiles
• During the analysis of competitor offerings
• At estimation of segment development potential
• During an assessment of the changes of success of a new investment
• At preparation of a development plan

Who will find the report useful?

• Management and marketing departments of medical companies (Medicover, Lux Med, Enel Med)
• Management and marketing departments of insurance firms
• Operators of non-public hospitals
• Consulting firms, research and analysis firms
• Government institutions, embassies
• Chambers of commerce, trade organisations
• Academia, research institutions
• Financial institutions (banks, brokerage houses, investment funds)

Extract from this report

• Poland’s private health insurance market continues to be very immature relative to western countries, and the past year did not see much to change this. The market still awaits legislation that would provide a framework for the development of the current system.
• Today Poland is seeing the establishment by medical providers of their private medical operations and back offices, expanding not only the patient base, but also investing in tangible assets – buildings, diagnostics laboratories, doctor’s offices, primarily in the outpatient segment. Though investment outlays slowed a bit in 2010, in 2011 a number of medical providers have announced plans of development in this area, including Medicover Group, Enel-Med, Scanmed, Swissmed and Polmed.
• The structure of private spending on healthcare has remained fairly unchanged over the recent years, with spending on drugs and medical equipment accounting for the largest percentage share of private spending on healthcare (59%).

Market commentary by expert

In 2010 the private healthcare market in Poland expanded by around 4% year on year to PLN 28.8bn. This was the lowest annual growth since 2005, primarily caused by the detrimental impact of the economic crisis. Yet, notably, all segments posted growth, with the best, double-digit increase noted in the sector of medical services subscription and health insurance, and the lowest increase in the medicines and medical equipment fees segment. According to our forecasts, the private healthcare market will be worth PLN 34.4bn in 2013.

Agnieszka Stawarska, Pharmaceutical market analyst

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1. Report methodology p. 9

2. Executive summary p. 13

3. Overview of the private healthcare market in Poland p. 19

   • Key trends and events in 2010-2011 p. 19
   • Expected events and trends in 2011-2013 p. 21
   • The size of the healthcare market in 2005-2013 p. 23

4. The market of private health insurance in Poland p. 25

   • Market overview p. 25
   • Prospects for the growth of the private health insurance market in Poland p. 29
   • Key players p. 32

5. The market of private medical companies in Poland p. 39

   • Market overview p. 39
   • Prospects for the growth of the medical subscription market in Poland p. 45
   • Key players p. 48

6. Medical services offered by banks p. 87

7. Non-public hospitals in Poland p. 93

   • Segment overview p. 93
     • The number and type of establishments p. 93
     • Hospital transformation p. 96
     • Establishment of new non-public hospitals p. 99
     • Public-private partnership p. 102
   • Profiles of selected non-public hospitals p. 103

8. Other non-public healthcare facilities in Poland p. 151

   • Outpatient healthcare facilities p. 151
   • Laboratories p. 152
     • Profiles of selected market players p. 153
   • Dialysis centres p. 156
     • Profiles of selected key players p. 157
   • Dental clinics p. 168
   • Diagnostic imaging facilities p. 171
     • Profiles of selected key players p. 173
   • Rehabilitation facilities p. 183
   • Emergency medical services p. 184

9. Medical tourism p. 187

   • Market value and potential p. 187
   • Characteristics of medical tourists p. 189
   • Facilities p. 190
   • Prices of medical services p. 191

10. Legal environment p. 193

    • Supplementary health insurance p. 193
      • Evaluation of the bill p. 194
        • Polish Chamber of Insurance p. 195
        • Employers of Poland (Pracodawcy RP) p. 196
        • Supreme Medical Council p. 197
        • Doctors’ Trade Union of Poland p. 197
    • Tax on medical subscriptions p. 197
    • Value added tax on medical services p. 198
    • Transformation of hospitals p. 199

11. Consumer behaviour p. 201

    • Evaluation of the healthcare system p. 201
    • Assessment of access to healthcare services p. 202
    • Use of private and public healthcare systems p. 203
    • Opinions on the introduction of supplementary health insurance p. 205
    • Opinions on the privatisation of the healthcare system p. 206

12. Spending on healthcare p. 207

    • Total spending on healthcare p. 207
    • Public spending on healthcare p. 208
    • Private spending on healthcare p. 210
      • Private spending on hospital care p. 212
        • Spending on rehabilitation and medical treatment p. 213
      • Private spending on outpatient care p. 213
        • Spending on primary medical consultation and diagnostic services p. 214
        • Spending on dental care services p. 215
        • Spending on specialist outpatient services p. 216
      • Private spending on auxiliary medical services p. 216
        • Spending on laboratory testing p. 217
        • Spending on diagnostic imaging services p. 218
        • Spending on emergency medical services and medical transport p. 218

13. List of graphs p. 219

14. List of tables p. 229

15. About PMR p. 231

16. Contact PMR p. 232

List of graphs

1. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private healthcare market in Poland, 2005-2013
2. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private health insurance market in Poland, 2005-2013
3. Value (PLN bn) and change of the medical subscriptions market in Poland, 2005-2013
4. Structure of private spending on healthcare in Poland, 2010
5. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private healthcare market in Poland, 2005-2013
6. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private health insurance market in Poland, 2005-2013
7. Gross premium written on health insurance policies issued by PZU Zycie in Poland (PLN m), 2008-2010
8. Percentage of employees receiving supplementary healthcare as a bonus from the employer in Poland, by position, 2010
9. Percentage of employees receiving supplementary healthcare as a bonus from the employer in Poland, by level of management, 2010
10. The most popular non-salary benefits offered to senior specialists in Poland, 2010
11. Obligation for employees to co-pay for supplementary healthcare in Poland compared to selected European countries, 2010
12. The value (PLN bn) and change of the medical subscription market in Poland, 2005-2013
13. Estimated shares of selected medical companies in the private medical subscription market in Poland, 2010
14. Structure of the Lux Med Group in Poland, 2011
15. Lux Med’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
16. CM Lim’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
17. Promedis’ geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
18. Medycyna Rodzinna’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
19. Lux Med Group’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2008-2010
20. Structure of the Lux Med Group’s revenue in Poland, by source of funding, 2010
21. Medicover Group’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
22. Medicover Group’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2005-2010
23. The value of Medicover’s contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN ‘000) and value change, 2007-2011
24. The value of Centrum Medyczne Damiana’s contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and value change, 2007-2011
25. The number of Enel-Med’s subscription patients and corporate customers in Poland, 2007-2010
26. Enel-Med’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
27. Enel-Med’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2002-2013
28. The structure of Enel-Med’s revenue in Poland, by medical divisions, 2007-Q3 2010
29. The structure of Enel-Med’s revenue in Poland, by source of funding, 2007-Q3 2010
30. EMC Instytut Medyczny’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
31. EMC Instytut Medyczny Group’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2005-Q1 2011
32. The structure of the EMC Instytut Medyczny Group’s revenue in Poland, by type of service, 2010
33. Scanmed’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
34. Scanmed Group’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2006-2009
35. The value of Scanmed’s contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and value change, 2007-2011
36. The structure of the Scanmed Group’s revenue under the NFZ contract in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
37. Swissmed’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
38. Swissmed Group’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2005-Q1 2011
39. The structure of the Swissmed Group’s revenue in Poland, by source of funding, 2010
40. The structure of revenue generated by Swissmed Prywatny Serwis Medyczny in Poland, by type of service, 2010
41. Swissmed Group’s revenue from inpatient and outpatient care services in Poland (PLN m), 2005-2010
42. Falck’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
43. Falck’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2007-2009
44. The value of Falck’s contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and value change, 2007-2011
45. The structure of Falck’s revenue under the NFZ contract in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
46. Polmed Group’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
47. Polmed Group’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2009-2010
48. The structure of the Polmed Group’s revenue in Poland, by type of provided services, 2009
49. The structure of the Polmed Group’s revenue in Poland, by type of provided services, 2010
50. PCZ Instytut Medyczny’s geographical footprint in Poland, 2011
51. PCZ Instytut Medyczny’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2010-2014
52. The value of PCZ Instytut Medyczny’s contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and value change, 2007-2011
53. The structure of PCZ Instytut Medyczny’s revenue under the NFZ contract in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
54. Ownership structure of hospitals in Poland, September 2010
55. The number of beds in public and non-public hospitals in Poland (‘000), 2003-2009
56. The number of patients treated at public and non-public hospitals in Poland (‘000), 2003-2009
57. The number of hospitals transformed into non-public healthcare facilities in Poland, 1999-2010
58. The structure of hospital transformation in Poland (by entity initiating transformation), 1999-September 2010
59. The structure of hospital ward transformation in Poland (by entity initiating transformation), 1999-September 2010
60. The structure of revenue generated by EMC Instytut Medyczny’s hospitals from inpatient services in Poland (PLN m), by source of funding, 2007-2010
61. The value of contracts between NFZ and hospitals of the EMC Group in Poland, 2011
62. The value of the contract for inpatient services between St. Anne’s Hospital in Piaseczno and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2009-2011
63. The structure of revenue generated by St. Anne’s Hospital in Piaseczno under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
64. The structure of revenue generated by EMC Silesia Sp. z o.o. in Poland, by type of services, 2010
65. The value of the contract for inpatient services between John Paul II’s Geriatrics Hospital in Katowice and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
66. The structure of revenue generated by PCZ Kowary in Poland, by type of services, 2010
67. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Bukowiec Hospital in Kowary and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
68. The structure of revenue generated by Bukowiec Hospital in Kowary under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
69. The structure of revenue generated by Mikulicz Hospital in Swiebodzice under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2010
70. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Mikulicz Hospital in Swiebodzice and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
71. The structure of revenue generated by Mikulicz Hospital in Swiebodzice under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
72. The value of the contract for inpatient services between St. George’s Hospital in Kamien Pomorski and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
73. The structure of revenue generated by St. George’s Hospital in Kamien Pomorski under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
74. The value of the contract for inpatient services between St. Roch’s Hospital in Ozimek and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
75. The structure of revenue generated by St. Roch’s Hospital in Ozimek under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
76. The value of the contract for inpatient services between St. Anthony’s Hospital in Zabkowice Slaskie and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
77. The structure of revenue generated by St. Anthony’s Hospital in Zabkowice Slaskie under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
78. The value of the contract for inpatient services between EuroMediCare Hospital in Wroclaw and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
79. The structure of revenue generated by EuroMediCare Hospital in Wroclaw under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
80. Revenue (PLN m) and change of Grupa Nowy Szpital in Poland, 2008-2010
81. The value (PLN m) and structure of contracts signed for 2011 between NFZ and companies of Grupa Nowy Szpital in Poland, 2011
82. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Olkusz and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
83. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Olkusz under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
84. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital of the Krosno County and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
85. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital of the Krosno County under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
86. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital Hospital in Szprotawa and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
87. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Szprotawa under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
88. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Naklo and Szubin and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
89. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Naklo and Szubin under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
90. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Wabrzezno and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
91. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Wabrzezno under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
92. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Kostrzyn nad Odra and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
93. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Kostrzyn nad Odra under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
94. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Swiebodzin and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
95. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Swiebodzin under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
96. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Wschowa and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
97. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Wschowa under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
98. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital w Swiecie and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
99. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Swiecie under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
100. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Szpital im. R. Smigielskiego in Skwierzyna and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
101. The structure of revenue generated by Szpital im. R. Smigielskiego in Skwierzyna under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
102. Revenue and net profit of American Heart of Poland in Poland (PLN m), 2004-2009
103. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Damian Hospital in Warsaw and NFZ in Poland (PLN m), 2007-2011
104. The value of the contract for inpatient services between the Scanmed Group and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
105. The structure of revenue generated by Scanmed under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
106. Revenue (PLN m) and revenue change of Zacisze Hospital in Poland, 2007-Q3 2010
107. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Enel-Med in Warsaw and NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
108. The structure of revenue generated by Enel-Med in Warsaw under the NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, by contracted services, 2011
109. Structure of revenue generated by Swissmed from inpatient services in Poland (PLN m), by source of funding, 2006-2010
110. Ownership structure of outpatient healthcare facilities in Poland, September 2010
111. Public and non-public establishments conducting laboratory testing in Poland, May 2011
112. Selected major non-public chains of laboratories in Poland (number of establishments), May 2011
113. Diagnostyka’s revenue and net profit in Poland (PLN m), 2003-2007 and 2009
114. The value of Diagnostyka’s contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN ‘000) and contract value change, 2009-2011
115. Synevo Polska’s revenue and net profit/loss (PLN m), 2005-2009
116. Public and non-public establishments providing dialysis services in Poland, May 2011
117. Selected major non-public dialysis centres in Poland (number of establishments), May 2011
118. Fresenius Nephrocare’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2004-2009
119. The value of Fresenius Nephrocare dialysis centres’ contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
120. The value of contracts between Fresenius Nephrocare dialysis centres and NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
121. The value of Euromedic dialysis centres’ contracts with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
122. The value of contracts between Euromedic dialysis centres and NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
123. Diaverum’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2008-2009
124. The value of Diaverum dialysis centres’ contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
125. The value of Diaverum dialysis centres’ contract with NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
126. B. Braun/Avitum’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2002-2009
127. The value of B. Braun/Avitum dialysis centres’ contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
128. The value of B. Braun/Avitum dialysis centres’ contract with NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
129. Centrum Dializa’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2003-2009
130. The value of Centrum Dializa’s contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
131. The value of Centrum Dializa’s contracts with NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
132. Nefrolux’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2008-2009
133. The value of Nefrolux dialysis centres’ contract with NFZ in Poland (PLN m), 2007-2011
134. Public and non-public establishments providing dental care services in Poland, May 2011
135. Dental service locations in Poland in comparison to the EU average, 2009
136. Value (PLN m) and change for the Polish market of private dental services, 2008-2013
137. Value shares of private and public outlays on dental care in Poland, 2008-2011
138. The number of public and non-public establishments providing diagnostic imaging services in Poland, May 2011
139. The value of Alliance Medical’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging examinations in Poland (PLN ‘000) and contract value change, 2008-2011
140. CDO Fantom’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2008-2009
141. The value of Fantom’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging examinations in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
142. The value of Fantom’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging examinations in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
143. The value of Euromedic’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging services in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
144. The value of Euromedic’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging services in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
145. Helimed’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2004-2009
146. The value of Helimed’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging examinations in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
147. The value of Radiologica’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging services in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
148. The value of Radiologica’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging services in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
149. Voxel’s revenue and net profit/loss in Poland (PLN m), 2006-2009
150. The value of Voxel’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging services in Poland (PLN m) and contract value change, 2007-2011
151. The value of Voxel’s contract with NFZ for diagnostic imaging services in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011
152. The number of public and non-public establishments providing rehabilitation services in Poland, May 2011
153. Public and non-public establishments providing emergency medical services in Poland, May 2011
154. The number of contracts for emergency medical services signed by public and non-public entities in Poland and contract change, 2007-2011
155. The number of contracts for emergency medical services signed by NFZ with non-public entities in individual voivodships in Poland, 2010-2011
156. The value of contracts for emergency medical services signed by Falck with NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland (PLN m), 2011
157. The value and change of the Polish medical tourism market (PLN m), 2009-2011
158. Poles’ evaluation of the healthcare system, 2001 and 2007-2010
159. Evaluation of the healthcare system in Poland, selected Western European countries and the US, 2010
160. Evaluation of access to medical care in the NFZ healthcare system in Poland, February 2010
161. Percentage of Poles using public and private medical care, 2002-2005 and 2009-2010
162. Percentage of Poles using selected medical services as part of the NFZ system and privately, February 2010
163. Percentage of people having medical subscription or supplementary medical insurance in Poland, March 2011
164. Evaluation of effects of healthcare system privatisation for the Polish society, June 2010
165. Total health expenditure in Poland (% of GDP), 2000-2008
166. Per capita health expenditure in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2000-2008
167. Public sector health expenditure in Poland (% of GDP), 2001-2008
168. Public sector health expenditure in Poland (% of total government spending), 2000-2008
169. Public sector health expenditure in Poland (% of total health spending), 2000-2008
170. Per capita public sector health expenditure in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2000-2008
171. Private sector health expenditure in Poland (% of GDP), 2000-2008
172. Private sector health expenditure in Poland (% of total health spending), 2000-2008
173. Per capita private sector health expenditure in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2000-2008
174. Public and private spending on inpatient care in Poland, 2008
175. Private spending on inpatient care in Poland, 2008
176. Public and private per capita spending on medical treatment and rehabilitation services provided at hospitals in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2002-2008
177. Private and public spending on outpatient care, 2008
178. Structure of private spending on outpatient care in Poland, 2008
179. Public and private per capita spending on primary medical care and diagnostic services in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2008
180. Public and private per capita spending on dental care services in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2008
181. Public and private per capita spending on specialist outpatient care in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2008
182. Public and private spending on auxiliary medical services in Poland, 2008
183. Structure of private spending on auxiliary medical services in Poland, 2008
184. Private per capita spending on laboratory testing in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2008
185. Public and private per capita spending on diagnostic imaging services (PPP-adjusted, $), 2004-2008
186. Private and public per capita spending on emergency medical services and medical transport in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2008

List of tables

1. Comparison of health insurance offers of selected insurance companies and medical companies operating in Poland, 2011
2. The number of facilities cooperating with selected companies offering health insurance in Poland, 2011
3. Selected investment projects planned at private outpatient clinics in Poland, 2011
4. Number of clinics and hospitals owned by the largest private medical companies in Poland, May 2011
5. Number of individual and corporate customers of selected largest medical companies in Poland, 2010
6. Cooperation agreements between Enel-Med and insurance companies, 2010
7. Enel-Med’s investment plans in Poland, 2011-2013
8. Detailed offering of healthcare services provided by selected banks, 2011
9. Selected private hospitals established in Poland, 2010-2011
10. Selected investment projects planned at non-public hospitals in Poland, 2011
11. Selected non-public hospitals operating in Poland based on the lease principle, 2011
12. Selected examples of planned public-private partnership hospital construction projects, 2011
13. Key information about St. Anne’s Hospital in Piaseczno, 2011
14. Key information about John Paul II Geriatrics Hospital in Katowice, 2011
15. Key information about the Bukowiec Hospital in Kowary, 2011
16. Key information about Mikulicz Hospital in Swiebodzice, 2011
17. Key information about St. George’s Hospital in Kamien Pomorski, 2011
18. Key information about St. Roch’s Hospital in Ozimek, 2011
19. Key information about St. Anthony’s Hospital in Zabkowice Slaskie, 2011
20. Key information about EuroMediCare Hospital in Wroclaw, 2011
21. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Olkusz, 2011
22. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital of the Krosno County, 2011
23. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Szprotawa, 2011
24. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Naklo and Szubin, 2011
25. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Wabrzezno, 2011
26. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Kostrzyn nad Odra, 2011
27. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Swiebodzin, 2011
28. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Wschowa, 2011
29. Key information about NZOZ Nowy Szpital in Swiecie, 2011
30. Key information about NZOZ Szpital im. R. Smigielskiego in Skwierzyna, 2011
31. Number of beds provided by PAKS hospital facilities in Poland, 2011
32. Contracts between NFZ and PAKS establishments in Poland, 2007-2011
33. Key information about NZOZ Szpital Polski Polczyn-Zdroj, 2011
34. Key information about NZOZ Szpital Polski Sztum, 2011
35. Key information about Medicover Hospital in Warsaw, 2011
36. Key information about Damian Hospital in Warsaw, 2011
37. Key information about Carolina Medical Center’s hospital in Warsaw, 2010
38. Key information about St. Raphael’s Hospital (Scanmed) in Krakow, 2011
39. Key information about Zacisze Hospital (Enel-Med) in Warsaw, 2011
40. Key information about Swissmed Hospital in Gdansk, 2011
41. Key information about the Lux Med Group Hospital in Warsaw, 2011
42. Selected establishments offering treatment to foreigners in Poland, 2011
43. Comparison of prices for selected plastic surgery services in Poland and the United Kingdom, 2010
44. Comparison of prices for selected dental care services in Poland and the United Kingdom, 2010
45. Comparison of prices for selected dental care services in Poland and Germany, 2010
46. Evaluation of the bill on supplementary health insurance in Poland by PIU, 2011

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CDO Fantom
Centrum Dializa
Certus
Diagnostyka
EMC Instytut Medyczny
Enel-Med
Euromedic International Polska
Falck
Fresenius Nephrocare
Grupa Lux Med
Grupa Medicover
Grupa Nowy Szpital
Helimed Diagnostic Imaging
Inter Polska
InterRisk
Laboratoria Medyczne Fryda
Medica Polska
PCZ Instytut Medyczny
Polmed
PZU
Scanmed
Signal Iduna
Swissmed

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