The move is part of MedLife’s expansion plan countrywide, with focus on towns with average population density.
The new hyperclinic covers 1,100 square meters, on three levels, and the medical team includes more than 60 physicians, medical assistants and support staff.
MedLife also announced Wednesday that it fully acquired the medical imaging center Transilvania Imagistica Oradea, one of the largest players in north-western Romania on the segment of medical services of diagnosis, imaging and radiology.
MedLife has 20 hyperclinics in capital Bucharest and the cities of Arad, Timisoara, Galati, Iasi, Constanta, Craiova, Brasov, Cluj, Ploiesti and Braila.
On the segment of acquisitions, the company carried out its first acquisition in 2011 by purchasing the majority shareholder in the group of firms PDR Brasov. Throughout the time, the company has successfully completed 20 acquisitions, its latest acquisition being the online medical platform sfatulmedicului.ro.
MedLife Group reported a turnover of RON374 million in the first half of 2018, up 24% year-on-year, and a net profit of RON6 million, down 5% on the year.