Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Demonstrating clinical precision in non-surgical aesthetic treatments last year, Bay Aesthetics Clinic secured a finalist position in the Cosmetic Clinic of the Year category at the Private Healthcare Awards 2025, reflecting its commitment to natural enhancement and evidence-based patient care as the sector looks ahead to 2026. The Fairview-based clinic, led by Nurse Practitioner Olivia Kirwan, built its finalist position on over 15 years of medical aesthetics expertise developed through surgical theatre experience alongside top plastic surgeons. Kirwan's dual qualifications as a General Nurse at the Mater Hospital Dublin and in Paediatrics at The National Children's Hospital provided the clinical foundation underpinning the clinic's approach to patient safety and advanced aesthetic techniques.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

A UK provider of complex healthcare-at-home services employing over 1,000 people has secured private equity backing to support geographic expansion and acquisitions. The company operates a hub model delivering high-acuity care for children and adults.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Malaysia's healthcare arm of conglomerate Sunway has launched an initial public offering targeting RM2.9 billion (€633 million), set to become the country's largest in nearly a decade. Proceeds will fund hospital expansion and new facility construction.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

A Gulf investment company has acquired a 60 per cent stake in a Saudi healthcare firm specialising in neonatal care and pharmaceutical distribution. The transaction supports expansion plans focused on medical devices and healthcare products across the Kingdom.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

A European private healthcare provider has commenced construction on a 100,000 square foot clinic in south Belfast, representing significant investment in regional infrastructure. The facility will provide diagnostic imaging, specialist consultations and surgical services.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

A private hospital in Ireland's Midlands has launched an advanced CT scanning service in partnership with a leading independent diagnostic provider. The on-site service expands diagnostic capacity for both public and private patients across the region.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Ireland is positioning itself as a European centre for women's health innovation, supported by AI-driven medical technologies and female-led startups. The strategy includes dedicated research funding and integration of FemTech solutions within the public health system.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Private healthcare continues advancing through clinical innovation, regulatory achievement and strategic investment that strengthens service delivery across markets. The sector demonstrates resilience whilst adapting to evolving patient needs and technological capabilities. Following the path of last year’s innovators, 'Thérapie Fertility secures three-category shortlist at Private Healthcare Awards 2025' recognises clinical excellence in fertility treatment. The nominations reflect commitment to patient-centred care and innovation within specialist healthcare provision. Furthermore, 'Biotech Healthcare secures EU certification for ophthalmic device portfolio' marks regulatory achievement enabling market access for advanced ophthalmic solutions. The certification validates product quality whilst expanding treatment options for eye care professionals across Europe. Lastly, 'Sanlam Private Equity acquires majority stake in Southern African medical devices supplier' signals investor confidence in medical device distribution within emerging markets. The acquisition positions the supplier for growth whilst addressing healthcare infrastructure needs across the region. Together, these developments illustrate how private healthcare balances clinical excellence with commercial sustainability and regulatory compliance. Explore each article to understand how innovation, certification and investment are shaping sector evolution.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Finalist in three categories of the Private Healthcare Awards last year, Thérapie Fertility was recognised for delivering integrated, high-quality care, setting a strong precedent as the 2026 awards approach.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

A US-based digital health platform has agreed to acquire an Australian telehealth company for up to $1.15 billion (€1.07 billion), expanding operations across six countries. The transaction accelerates the acquirer's international expansion strategy into key global markets.