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Full coverage: Health

“Incentive type agreements”: Inside the volume deals between pharma, private hospitals and health insurers

A medical supplier decided to fight Revenue over a €1m Vat relief claim. To defend its case, the company had to reveal the discounts and rebates consented to healthcare providers.

Thomas Hubert
5th Aug, 2021 - 5 min read

“This is the real deal”: How Irish health tech company SilverCloud fetched $250m from a US giant

Amwell, a publicly listed US telehealth company, is buying Irish digital healthcare firm SilverCloud for an estimated $250m. The deal will help the business achieve its mission of helping millions of people.

Tom Lyons
28th Jul, 2021 - 5 min read

A pandemic silver lining? From heart-monitoring T-shirts to “digital triage”, the sudden rise of telehealth

As Covid-19 filled hospitals and kept other patients at home, a digital health revolution has given the medical industry a much-needed upgrade – and created opportunities for Irish medtech companies.

Devin Seán Martin
20th Jul, 2021 - 13 min read

“By putting myself out there, I received amazing messages from people all over the world who had also overcome adversity”

After battling breast cancer, Georgie Crawford decided to leave her job in radio to tell stories a different way. So, in 2018, she set up The Good Glow podcast. Now, along with her husband Jamie, Crawford is expanding the brand into new areas.

Cait Caden
10th Jun, 2021 - 6 min read

As the economy re-opens, meet the Irish ventilation firms rising to the clean air challenge

Businesses are adapting to new air quality expectations from workers and customers concerned about breathing in viruses and other germs. This new demand creates opportunities for those selling ventilation and purification technologies.

Laura Roddy
8th Jun, 2021 - 8 min read

Quarantine and travel fines are needed. The problem is that we don’t know when they will end

The irresponsible behaviour of a small number of international travellers has reseeded Ireland with Covid-19 after each lockdown, making stricter border controls unavoidable. But the new quarantine legislation now opens the renewal of the measure to rolling political decisions instead of scientific criteria.

Thomas Hubert
9th Mar, 2021 - 4 min read

The issue is not how much Robert Watt will be paid. It is about how he will be paid

Even at €292,000, Robert Watt is arguably good value to manage a €22bn budget in the Department of Health. But the real issue is the nature of the public sector, where performance and pay are not linked.

Ian Kehoe
5th Feb, 2021 - 6 min read

Dividends, debt and DunPort: The €14m deal to save the Cara Pharmacy Group from insolvency

Patrick McCormack, the former boss of the McCauley pharmacy chain, is leading the consortium to buy Ramona Nicholas’s Cara chain from insolvency. Here, we reveal how much money is being invested, how much is being written down and the future plans for the chain.

Tom Lyons
8th Dec, 2020 - 3 min read

The Blackrock Clinic’s 2019 accounts: not Ireland’s biggest private hospital, but its most profitable

The Blackrock Clinic's 2019 accounts show a growing business that's preparing for its next leg of growth. How does its performance compare with the wider industry?

Sean Keyes
4th Dec, 2020 - 3 min read

Dragon is out as former McCauley boss moves to take over Cara pharmacies

In September, Ramona McNicholas’s chain of chemists went into examinership as creditors bayed for €3.7 million. Now another pharmacist turned businessman is getting ready to take her place.

Thomas Hubert
4th Dec, 2020 - 2 min read
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