The owner of Britain’s biggest private hospital operator is looking to secure a financial lifeline as the company faces an autumn deadline to repay billions of pounds of loans.
General Healthcare Group (GHG), which trades as BMI Hospitals, is in crisis talks with its lenders over £2bn of debt that falls due in October, reports The Sunday Times. GHG runs 72 hospitals nationwide, treating more than 1m patients a year in partnership with the NHS and private healthcare providers such as Bupa......Read more here
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#15corpio commented10 February 2013, 11:05Editing a commentthis is whats' going to happen to the rest of the NHS with these big companies sticking their noses into the Public sector and stripping us! If the Gov' continues to allow this sort of monster
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