Healthcare service providers face increasing pressure to deliver appropriate care while navigating complex regulations, reimbursement systems, limited funding and increased operational demands. Oikos has a long and extensive hands-on experience to support hospitals and decision makers to structure projects compliant with health care policies, secure financing and manage execution effectively.
OIKOS Health addresses these challenges by providing strategic, evidence based support from the very first needs assessment to the finalisation of the project. With decades of global experience, we help organisations make confident decisions and achieve sustainable, future proof health care delivery services.
Who we are
OIKOS Health is a Netherlands based healthcare consultancy. Our team’s expertise spans health systems, economics, funding, ESIA, hospital operations, care facilities and technical aspects of healthcare delivery.
With an extensive international network and broad experience in over 60 countries across all continents, we support clients around the world in building sustainable and more efficient healthcare services.
Together with our network of specialized partners, we prepare infrastructure projects from the initial needs assessment to final delivery, providing our clients with guidance throughout the entire process.
From concept notes and (pre-)feasibility studies to Environmental & Social Impact Assessments (ESIA), OIKOS prepares credible, bankable documents to help plan and attract financing for your healthcare projects—whether it is a maternity ward, clinic, hospital, or university medical complex.
Our technical analyses include demand estimation, healthcare network assessments, business plans, concept designs, Bills of Quantities (BoQs) for medical equipment, maintenance arrangements, manpower planning, training needs, investment estimates, and financial and economic assessments.
Investments in healthcare infrastructure are closely linked to developments within the wider context of a country's healthcare system and its national health policies.
OIKOS Health’s experience in advising on these broader issues ensures a sound fit between a health system’s needs and policies during project development. At the same time, OIKOS is capable of determining the impact of projects on the health system and how they contribute to national health goals.
Our advisory services include policies on the development of healthcare networks, reimbursement, public financing of hospital care, human resource planning, training, and capacity building.
Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) of projects tracks performance against system indicators and helps to permanently improve the capacities of all involved stakeholders (including our own). OIKOS Health provides extensive M&E services, allowing for timely adjustments to ensure that targets are met and the project’s impact is fully realized.
OIKOS Health supports organizations in identifying and structuring suitable financing options for their healthcare investments. Our established relationships with commercial and institutional financing organizations provide our clients with access to funding for their projects.
When structuring finance, we take special care to align with the specific mandates and guidelines that financing parties apply when considering their engagement in a new project.
Multi-source financing can be arranged, as the OIKOS team has experience structuring projects from a wide range of national and multinational sources. We have worked with a network of institutions including the IFC, World Bank, EBRD, EIB, and ADB, as well as with key commercial banks and Export Credit Agencies.
Together with our network of specialized partners, we prepare infrastructure projects from the initial needs assessment to final delivery, providing our clients with guidance throughout the entire process.
From concept notes and (pre-)feasibility studies to Environmental & Social Impact Assessments (ESIA), OIKOS prepares credible, bankable documents to help plan and attract financing for your healthcare projects—whether it is a maternity ward, clinic, hospital, or university medical complex.
Our technical analyses include demand estimation, healthcare network assessments, business plans, concept designs, Bills of Quantities (BoQs) for medical equipment, maintenance arrangements, manpower planning, training needs, investment estimates, and financial and economic assessments.
Investments in healthcare infrastructure are closely linked to developments within the wider context of a country's healthcare system and its national health policies.
OIKOS Health’s experience in advising on these broader issues ensures a sound fit between a health system’s needs and policies during project development. At the same time, OIKOS is capable of determining the impact of projects on the health system and how they contribute to national health goals.
Our advisory services include policies on the development of healthcare networks, reimbursement, public financing of hospital care, human resource planning, training, and capacity building.
Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) of projects tracks performance against system indicators and helps to permanently improve the capacities of all involved stakeholders (including our own). OIKOS Health provides extensive M&E services, allowing for timely adjustments to ensure that targets are met and the project's impact is fully realized.
OIKOS Health supports organizations in identifying and structuring suitable financing options for their healthcare investments.
Our established relationships with commercial and institutional financing organizations provide our clients with access to funding for their projects.
When structuring finance, we take special care to align with the specific mandates and guidelines that financing parties apply when considering their engagement in a new project.
Multi-source financing can be arranged, as the OIKOS team has experience structuring projects from a wide range of national and multinational sources. We have worked with a network of institutions including the IFC, World Bank, EBRD, EIB, and ADB, as well as with key commercial banks and Export Credit Agencies.
A successful healthcare project requires more than just a strong vision. It demands a structured blueprint.
The OIKOS Project Cycle is our step-by-step roadmap for developing state-of-the-art medical facilities worldwide.
Whether it involves drafting the functional space program, securing the financial plan, or providing hands-on technical assistance for hospital management, this 9-step framework ensures that all medical, technical, and economic variables are perfectly aligned.
Explore the phases below to see how we turn healthcare concepts into fully operational solutions.
Our team of consultants holds the expertise to take you through the different planning and design steps necessary, no matter where or however complex.
Our scope of services extends over health systems development, feasibility studies, functional & space programming, financial planning, architectural and engineering design as well as over medical equipment scheduling and staff & organisation planning.
These services, advice and briefings can be obtained as a single independent assignment or as a package matching the specific needs of your project.
Our team of consultants holds the expertise to take you through the different planning and design steps necessary, no matter where or however complex.
Our team of consultants holds the expertise to take you through the different planning and design steps necessary, no matter where or however complex.
Our scope of services extends over health systems development, feasibility studies, functional & space programming, financial planning, architectural and engineering design as well as over medical equipment scheduling and staff & organisation planning.
These services, advice and briefings can be obtained as a single independent assignment or as a package matching the specific needs of your project.
Contact us to discuss your project or request a consultation.
We are here to support your next step towards stronger, more sustainable healthcare delivery.
