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St Jansdal Hospital in Harderwijk is the only party still talking to conservatives about the restart of the MC IJsselmeer Hospital, one of the hospitals in Flevoland that went bankrupt in October.
The administrators announced this Tuesday. "The negotiations with St. Jansdal Hospital should be known later this week and may be communicated," according to the commissioners.
"At the moment, we are carefully reducing the measures so that we can continue to ensure patient safety, and once a match is reached, a plan will be developed to rebuild and continue the work."
Several serious candidates
It was already known that there were several serious candidates to take care of hospitals, including other care institutions in the area. Directors have always said that the preference was for a candidate who wanted to continue a significant portion of the care.
Earlier, Cees de Bruin, chairman of the board of clients, thought it was likely that failed hospitals in Flevoland would be taken over by the Netherlands cardiology centers (NCCs).
He then added that it should probably be canceled in the organization. "It is also an organization that has existed for a long time," he said about a week ago. "If you make a fresh start, you will see everything again."
Hospitals go wrong for some time
MC IJsselmeer hospitals were declared bankrupt at the end of October. This concerns MC Zuiderzee hospitals in Lelystad, MC Emmeloord, MC Dronten and midwifery practice in Lelystad
In early October, the latest annual hospital report indicated that it had experienced a financial fall. The group was already technically bankrupt because its debts were higher than the book value of the company
Before the bankruptcy, MC IJsselmeerziekenhuizen was part of the same company as the hospital MC Slotervaart in Amsterdam.
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