The Planet Siol portal examined data on how private and public healthcare institutions in Slovenia operate.
The Ministry of Health report states the following about the operations of public healthcare institutions: "Business results for 2012 vary considerably among institutions, as hospitals reported an offset negative operating result of EUR 13.2 million, while public health institutes operated positively with the exception of the Institute of Public Health, the Ljubljana Regional Institute of Public Health and the Ravne Regional Institute of Public Health. 42 community health centres reported surpluses amounting to EUR 4.3 million, while 15 community health centres reported losses amounting to EUR 1.3 million. All public pharmacies operated positively in 2012 and reported EUR 8.3 million in excess revenue over expenditure."
In the
bizi.si
business directory, we examined the business results of privately owned entities in the healthcare sector. In this category we found 1,945 results that generated at least one euro of revenue in 2012. Of these, 1,555 ended the 2012 financial year with a profit, 380 with a loss, while ten companies had a result of 0.
Private healthcare companies with the highest profit in 2012
49 private owners working in the healthcare sector achieved a profit of more than one hundred thousand euros. Private healthcare companies with the highest profit in 2012 according to bizi.si:
1. IATROS, d. o. o. ……………………………….1.080.011 €
2. MC Medicor, d. d. …………………………………936.839 €
3. Očesni kirurški center dr. Pfeifer…...…..672.338 €
4. Adria lab, d. o. o. …………………………………594.156 €
5. ZC Dravlje …………………………………………….494.538 €
6. VID, d. o. o. …………………….……………………425.956 €
7. Medilab, d. o. o. …………………….…………….401.893 €
8. Zobozdravnik, d. o. o. ……….………………..384.828 €
9. MTC Fontana, d. o. o. …………….…………..371.325 €
10. Morela okulisti, d. o. o. ………………………313.099 €
Only one company with a loss greater than one hundred thousand euros
Losses among private owners are not as high, as only the company Septum, d. o. o., recorded a loss greater than one hundred thousand euros, namely EUR 552,264. Close behind were DTMC, d. o. o., with a loss of EUR 87,049 and Proderma, d. o. o., with a loss of EUR 87,626. Most loss-making private companies, however, had minimal losses of less than one thousand euros.
Article author: Aleksandar Mićić
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