Private healthcare companies are under attack in an increasingly heated election campaign. Reforms are in the air that, according to the industry, could make healthcare more expensive and queues longer. At the same time, major societal problems are being left unresolved, several private giants warn.
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Private healthcare companies are under attack in an increasingly heated election campaign. Reforms are in the air that, according to the industry, could make healthcare more expensive and queues longer. At the same time, major societal problems are being left unresolved, several private giants warn.