Growth in in-patient admissions, uptrend seen in healthcare sector


Higher volume: IHH’s in-patient volume in Singapore and Turky continues to accelerate in the first quarter.

PETALING JAYA: In-patient admissions for the healthcare sector may have finally turned the corner.

Affin Hwang Capital Research said in a report that while sectorial earnings were “in line” with expectations, the recent first quarter reporting period was a watershed for the Malaysian healthcare sector.

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