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Health Ministry Directs Clalit to Increase Stake in Herzliya Medical Center
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By גלי וינרב
First reported by Calcalist · 5 hours ago
What happened
Clalit Health Services will increase its ownership in Herzliya Medical Center to 50% following a Ministry of Health directive. The ministry vetoed private acquisition attempts, preferring a majority stake for the public health fund to ensure less profit-driven influence in the hospital's operations.
- 01Clalit Health Services will own 50% of Herzliya Medical Center after Ministry of Health intervention.
- 02The Ministry of Health vetoed private bids, favoring Clalit's majority stake.
- 03The hospital is valued at over 1 billion shekels in the transaction.
- 04Private hospitals increasingly serve public healthcare needs in Israel.
- 05New private hospital establishment is now heavily restricted by regulation.
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