Poland is gaining significance as a key investment hub in Europe, especially in the medical sector. As more investors recognize the potential of our country, it is, as many experts say, the right time to establish Poland as a leader in areas such as medical services, medical real estate, modern hospitals, and nursing homes. Located at the heart of Europe, Poland offers excellent connections to both Eastern and Western markets, serving as a logistical hub for various industries with a highly skilled workforce, including in the medical field. Additionally, Poland currently holds a six-month presidency in the Council of the European Union.

The Polish economy, being the largest in Central and Eastern Europe, is preparing for a wave of investment growth, despite current challenges related to the limited pace of increasing expenditures. The influx of EU funds, potential interest rate cuts, and stabilizing inflation levels will be key drivers of development. According to forecasts, investments in Poland are expected to rise by 16% by 2026.

We can observe dynamic growth in the healthcare market in terms of both infrastructure and technology. In 2023, Poland attracted over PLN 1.2 billion for the development of technologies in the medical sector (telemedicine, AI, big data). Considering demographics, Poland is one of the fastest-aging societies in Europe. The demand for medical services is showing an upward trend, with nearly 9.9 million people over the age of 60 residing in Poland, accounting for 26.3% of the population, and this number will continue to grow.

Investing in the medical sector in Poland is not only a strategic transaction but also a contribution to the health and well-being of society. Polish medical facilities can become a model in Europe for innovative solutions, benefiting not only investors but also patients themselves.