German hospitals are facing growing financial distress, according to an industry survey. More than half of the 650 hospital executives surveyed saw the liquidity of their institutions “at risk” or even “highly at risk” in the second quarter of 2024, the survey by the management consultancy Roland Berger showed. On average, 28% of the hospitals could face insolvency by the end of the year, according to the self-assessment. Peter Magunia, a hospital expert and a partner at the consulting firm, stated that both small and numerous large hospitals – including maximum care and university facilities …