Overview
- The clinic opened a preliminary self-administration procedure and brought in restructuring advisers Dorit Aurich and Lars Knipper.
- Patient treatment and emergency services continue without interruption, and employees’ wages are legally secured during the process.
- The hospital’s medical care center (MVZ) is not part of the proceedings, while an affiliated service company is set to join shortly.
- Leadership cites reform-driven structural pressures, outstanding state subsidies for buildings and IT, general cost increases, and recent water damage as key financial burdens.
- Investor and takeover discussions remain active, including prior talks with municipal chain Vivantes, as politicians such as Tobias Schulze urge Senate support and suggest partners like Charité.