TritonLife, a Hungarian-owned private healthcare services group, doubled its revenues and significantly expanded its network last year, the group told MTI.
According to the statement, the group achieved net sales of almost HUF 35 billion in 2023, up from HUF 17.5 billion a year earlier.
TritonLife added three diagnostic centers and a new private hospital last year, among others, and the group also acquired 22 dialysis centers, the largest outpatient clinic in the northeastern Hungarian city of Miskolc and the Istenhegyi Private Clinic in Budapest.
The number of surgeries performed in various specialties increased to 12,000 from 9,600 in 2022, and half a million doctor-patient appointments were made, up from 400,000 the previous year. The number of physicians and paramedical staff employed by the group rose to 2,500 from 1,200 in 2022, it was explained.
TritonLife is already present in ten Hungarian cities this year, providing complex patient care services in more than 70 specialties, the group said in a statement.
Péter Haraszti, TritonLife Group's founding CEO, said that as a result of its strong expansion and investments, TritonLife is now the largest private healthcare provider offering the most complex service in the country, covering the entire patient journey from laboratory diagnostics to post-surgical follow-up.
He pointed out that, uniquely among private providers, TritonLife also participates in the state-accredited specialist training as a practice site in several key specialties.
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