Ingham Analytics issues a note on the healthcare sector of the JSE

Ingham Analytics says healthcare stocks Mediclinic, Life Healthcare, and Netcare have been pummelled and as if the National Health Insurance Bill wasn't enough there is now the Health Market Inquiry report, creating further uncertainty. They assess the implications for the big three hospital groups. The insights, as usual, are to the point and a must read.

Ingham Analytics issues a note on the healthcare sector of the JSE, focusing in the big three hospital groups Mediclinic, Life Healthcare, and Netcare. The note is titled "Regulatory woes".

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