As Australia reopens,the private hospital operator is facing new waves in France and the UK.
The chief executive of the private hospital operator has urged Australians not to delay accessing healthcare treatment amid concerns coronavirus lockdowns may be deterring patients.
Private hospital operator Ramsay Health Care announced on Monday that it has reached agreements with NHS England and the Western Australia government to make its operations available for during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ramsay is seeking to seal deals with the other states after agreeing to the terms under which it will make its facilities available to public patients in Victoria.
Insiders are outraged over how the cluster linked to a private psychiatric clinic in Melbourne was handled.
Ramsay Health Care has hit go on the ASX's biggest capital raise since the onset of the pandemic,as its boss warned of uncertainty about the restart of elective surgeries in Europe.
The coronavirus has hit Australia's private health sector but the financial impact on the ASX-listed insurers is not what many would expect.
Volatility continues to dominate markets,with the ASX200 gaining 7 per cent on Monday,after falling more than 5 per cent the previous session.
Hotels stand ready to become quarantine wards as the coronavirus threatens to overwhelm the health system's ability to cope.
Australia's largest private hospital operator,Ramsay Health Care,says the spread of coronavirus in Australia could prompt patients to postpone elective surgery and jeopardise the already soft domestic outlook.
A top executive at a $430 billion funds management powerhouse that owns shares in Harvey Norman and Wesfarmers has hit back at criticism of proxy advisers