AMEOS Group

AMEOS Group is a leading Swiss healthcare company founded in 2002 by physician Dr. Axel Paeger, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. The company has established itself as one of the largest private hospital groups in the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), operating an extensive network of healthcare facilities across these three countries. AMEOS employs approximately 18,000 staff across over 100 hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, and nursing homes, managing more than 10,000 beds and generating annual revenue exceeding $1.4 billion. The company operates 68 facilities in Germany and Austria alone, positioning itself as Germany's fourth-largest hospital group by revenue. AMEOS specializes in comprehensive healthcare services, including somatic and psychiatric acute care hospitals with extensive conservative and surgical services, rehabilitation facilities, nursing care, and both inpatient and outpatient medical care across the entire treatment spectrum. The company's business model focuses on identifying and acquiring underperforming or failing hospitals, subsequently restructuring and revitalizing these healthcare facilities to provide high-quality medical services. AMEOS runs a significant portion of public healthcare infrastructure in addition to private services, demonstrating its integral role in the European healthcare ecosystem. Unlike many healthcare groups backed by traditional private equity, AMEOS is supported by Quadriga Capital, an investor representing family offices, along with The Carlyle Group as major investors. The company's geographic expansion strategy extends beyond its core DACH markets, with active operations in Poland and continued growth initiatives throughout Europe. AMEOS provides critical healthcare services ranging from emergency and acute care to specialized psychiatric treatment and long-term rehabilitation, serving diverse patient populations across urban and rural communities. The company's commitment to healthcare excellence is evidenced by its continuous investment in medical technology, facility upgrades, and professional development for its extensive workforce of healthcare professionals.