![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() But it is still going through a massive transformation from a previous system of basic cradle-to-grave care provided by state-owned employers, to a more European-style system where most people receive such care through a national network of publicly owned hospitals and clinics that accept payments from a national health plan. China is the world’s second-largest health care market, growing in step with the country’s rapid economic growth. “The (LinkDoc) platform integrates online and offline channels to help patients, especially those who suffer from cancer, better manage their illnesses as a chronic condition in and out of hospital,” the company said in the filing. Such figures are frequently referred to as “placeholders,” and are usually raised or lowered based on how well investors receive the offering. LinkDoc, whose backers include e-commerce giant Alibaba’s separately listed Alibaba Health Information Technology Ltd., set a preliminary fundraising target of about $100 million for the listing, according to its prospectus filed with the U.S. has filed for a New York IPO, becoming the latest in a new generation of Chinese companies trying to tap demand for higher quality health care services to supplement the basic care received under the country’s national health plan. Money-losing medical services provider LinkDoc Technology Ltd. LinkDoc staff introduces one of the company’s medical treatment systems in 2018 in Tianjin. LinkDoc IPO Taps China’s Growing Demand for Specialized Medical Services ![]()
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