The publisher’s latest South African Private Healthcare Industry Landscape Report 2020 (158 pages), provides a dynamic synthesis global and South African Private Healthcare markets, based on the latest information and research. It examines the global and South African burden of disease, latest trends and technology, South African private healthcare practitioner stats, South African hospital and clinic stats, South African medical aid, and South African pharmaceutical sector trends, to present an objective insight into the South African Private Healthcare Industry environment and its future.Can Mobile Technology ‘Vaccinate’ South Africa's Private Healthcare Industry Against Covid-19?
Market Research Methodology
This report is compiled using the latest available data, insights, and information from over 250 secondary and primary sources (including local and global industry associations), prominent news platforms, industry stakeholders and experts, industry websites, and the latest global and local 3rd party reports and publications, amongst others. Please note that all the sources used for the information on each slide are provided in the form of clickable links should you wish to visit the sources themselves.
Key Questions This Report Answers
The South African Private Healthcare Industry Landscape Report 2020 provides a holistic overview of the global and South African market and will help answer the following questions:
For the Global and South African Burden of Disease Section
- What are the major non-communicable and communicable causes of death, both globally and within South Africa?
- What are the global and South African health indicators (mortality, life expectancy and fertility rates)?
- What are some of the latest global and South African Healthcare trends?
- What are some of the latest global and South African Healthcare innovations and technology?
For the South African National Health Insurance Section
- What is the latest on the National Health Insurance (as per the National Health Insurance Bill of June 2019)?
- How will the National Health Insurance plan function in private and public hospitals?
- How will healthcare standards be monitored and improved?
- What is the future role of medical schemes?
For the Private Healthcare Practitioner Overview Section
- How many private healthcare practitioners are present within South Africa: Medical, Nurses, Pharmacists, Dentists, OT, Optometrist, Psychologists, Veterinary Surgeons?
- What is the provincial distribution of South African private healthcare practitioners: Medical, Nurses, Pharmacists, Dentists, OT, Optometrist, Psychologists, Veterinary Surgeons?
- How many private medical practitioners are there by medical service e.g. GP, Anaesthetist, Gynae & Obs, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Family Physician, Psychiatrist?
- What is the provincial distribution of medical practitioners by medical service e.g. GP, Anaesthetist, Gynae & Obs, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Family Physician, Psychiatrist?
For the Hospitals and Clinics Section
- What is the provincial distribution of private hospitals and clinics in South Africa?
- What is the market share of private hospital beds, by hospital network?
- Who are the key hospital groups in South Africa?
- What are the latest financial performance and recent developments among the key hospital groups in South Africa?
For the Medical Aid Section
- What is the proportion of the population covered by medical aid schemes in South Africa?
- What are the top three South African medical aid administrators’ share in the market?
- What is the age and gender distribution of medical aid beneficiaries?
- What are the latest financial performance and recent developments among the key medical aid companies in South Africa
For the Pharmaceutical Services Section
- Who are the major pharmaceutical companies in South Africa?
- What are the latest financial performance and recent developments among the major pharmaceutical companies in South Africa?
- What is the total number of retail pharmacies in South Africa, by pharmacy group?
- Who are the key retail players in the South African Pharmaceutical market, and what are their latest financials and recent developments?
- What is the 2020 SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) for the SA Pharmaceutical Services Sector?
Who Is This Report for?
This report is for people who already are actively working on this market, representatives of producers, distributors, importers, exporters, wholesalers, retailers, suppliers:
- Industry C Level Executives
- Directors
- Industry Strategists
- Marketing Professionals
- Market Research and Intelligence Managers
- Business Development Professionals
- Product Developers
- Product Marketers and Strategists
- Product Managers
- Project Managers
- Suppliers
- Traders
Categories/Products Coverage
This report covers the following:
- The Private Healthcare provides information on the Global Health Indicators, Global Burden of Disease, Global Top 10 Causes of Death, Global Non-Communicable Disease, Global Communicable Diseases (including COVID-19), South African Population (Race Estimates, Gender Estimates, Age Estimates, Province Overview) South African Burden of Disease, South African National Health Insurance, South African Private Healthcare Practitioner Statistics, South African Hospitals and Clinics Statistics, South African Private Hospitals Groups, South African Medical Aids, South African Medical Aid Companies, South African Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)- Listed Pharmceutical Companies, and South African Pharmaceutical Retailers.
Table of Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. GLOBAL AND SOUTH AFRICAN BURDEN OF DISEASE
2. NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE
3. PRIVATE HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONER STATISTICS
4. HOSPITALS AND CLINICS
5. MEDICAL AIDS
6. PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES
Executive Summary
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a unique and substantial impact on the local and global Private Healthcare industry. As the numbers of COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the Private Healthcare industry finds itself at the centre of the pandemic, having to continue providing existing healthcare services, whilst also accommodating growing numbers of COVID-19 cases. As a result, the adoption of mobile healthcare technology by the industry is accelerating, as part of efforts to cope with increased demand, take care of crucial staff, and maintain a high standard of patient care.Despite reductions in terms of the number of local registered deaths, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is likely to raise the numbers of overall registered deaths, as well as deaths due to Communicable Diseases in 2020. This presents both a challenge, in terms of capacity and demand, and an opportunity, in terms of demonstrating its effectiveness, to the local Private Healthcare Industry. This is particularly relevant, as the spectre of the implementation of National Health Insurance (NHI) looms large over the industry, making it important for the sector to emphasise its value.
Companies Mentioned
- National Hospital Network
- Netcare
- Life Healthcare
- Mediclinic
- Intercare
- Advanced Health
- Nurture Health
- Clinix
- Lenmed Health
- Busamed
- Joint Medical Holdings
- Melomed
- Capital Hospital Group Holding
- Curamed
- Community Healthcare Holdings
- C D E Centre
- Medicross Healthcare
- Care Cross
- Health-Worx
- Life Path Health
- N H C Centres
- Discovery Health
- Medscheme Holdings
- Metropolitan Health Corporate
- MMI Health
- Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS)
- Momentum Metropolitan Holdings
- Adcock Ingram
- Ascendis Health
- Aspen Pharmacare
- Clicks (Corporate)
- Alphapharm (Independent)
- We Care
- Link
- Dis-Chem
- Medirite/Shoprite
- The Local Choice
- SPAR
- Arrie Nel
- Medicare
- Netcare (Hospital)
- Life Healthcare (Hospital)
- MEDICLINIC (Hospital)
- Pick n Pay
- Ring
- ML Manco
- Essential Health
- Lenmed Health (Hospital)
- Pharmacynet
- Pharma Valu (Independent)
- Clinix (Hospital)
- Pro Group
- Leading
- Hyperpharm (PMA)
- S Buys
