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NHSScotland buys failing HCI

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Healthcare Market News (Company News) July 2002The Scottish Executive has acquired the HCI Hospital in Clydebank for £37.5m. The announcement by Scottish Health Minister Malcolm Chisholm in June ends months of speculation over the future of the 260-bed hospital which has made cumulative losses of £82m since it opened in 1994. Chisholm described the completion…

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