Hôpital de Fourvière
Hôpital de Fourvière is a private non-profit ESPIC gerontological hospital in Lyon, France, providing integrated geriatric care (medicine, SMR, long-term USLD, day hospital, day care, mobile geriatric team, caregiver support) to elderly persons aged 60+ across the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1842
- HeadquartersLyon, France
- Headcount251–500
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingServices
What Hôpital de Fourvière does
Hôpital de Fourvière is a private non-profit ESPIC (Établissement de Santé Privé d'Intérêt Collectif) gerontological hospital located on the Fourvière hill in Lyon's 5th arrondissement, operating across a 5-hectare park at 10 rue Roger Radisson. Founded in 1842 by Jeanne Garnier as the Œuvre des Dames du Calvaire, it is one of five establishments in the Fédération Jeanne Garnier and a member of FEHAP. The hospital runs an integrated geriatric platform with approximately 265 beds and places: 58 Médecine (MCO), 80 Soins Médicaux et de Réadaptation (SMR) including a Unité Cognitivo-Comportementale (UCC), 100 Unités de Soins de Longue Durée (USLD) including a 12-bed Unité d'Hébergement Renforcé (UHR), a 12-place Hôpital de Jour, and a 15-place Accueil de Jour ('La Ferme'). Supplementary services include external consultations (memory, incontinence, diabetes, SAS), balnéothérapie, an Équipe Mobile Gériatrique (EMG) operating intra- and extra-hospital, and the award-winning 'Pause Aimants' caregiver respite space. Approximately 300 collaborators, including 37 physicians and a team of neuropsychologues, support the clinical offering.
The hospital's core technology comprises a Dossier Patient Informatisé (DPI) system being upgraded for interoperability with France's national 'Mon Espace Santé' health data platform via European SONS programme funding, alongside specialized therapeutic equipment (TOVERTAFEL interactive cognitive-stimulation table, multisensory rooms, therapeutic gardens, balnéothérapie pool, adapted minibus, miniature 'Maison pédagogique'). Clinical innovation is delivered through domain-specialized gerontological prevention programmes: PROGESTIM (collective cognitive stimulation), PROGEPHY (individualized physical rehabilitation) and PROGECO (collective physical restoration), all co-financed by Métropole de Lyon and CNSA. The institution sustains a 10+ year cultural programming track including concerts in its 19th-century chapel and the 2026 'Faille(s)' marionnette residency.
Revenue is generated through French statutory health insurance (Assurance Maladie / Sécurité sociale) reimbursement for MCO, SMR, and day hospital services, GIR-based hébergement and dépendance tariffs for USLD (partially subsidized via Métropole de Lyon APA funding), and GIR-based Accueil de Jour contributions. A supplementary revenue stream comes from tax-deductible donations and legacies actively solicited to fund equipment and renovation. The operating model is enterprise-style referral driven: emergency admissions arrive predominantly via a formal convention with Centre Hospitalier Saint Joseph-Saint Luc through the embedded EMG; programmed admissions flow through referring physicians, EHPAD coordinating physicians, and a dedicated professional hotline. FY2023 revenue was 25.27 M€ against an operating budget of ~25 M€, with key activity volumes of 1,056 medicine stays, 783 SMR stays, 1,316 labelled memory consultations, 2,673 outpatient visits, and 855 EMG opinions yielding a 10.1% emergency-avoidance rate.
Hôpital de Fourvière firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Hôpital de Fourvière
- Legal name
- Hôpital de Fourvière
- Website
- https://hopital-fourviere.fr
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1842
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 251–500 employees
- Short description
- Hôpital de Fourvière is a private non-profit ESPIC gerontological hospital in Lyon, France, providing integrated geriatric care (medicine, SMR, long-term USLD, day hospital, day care, mobile geriatric team, caregiver support) to elderly persons aged 60+ across the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.
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Hôpital de Fourvière industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Geriatric Hospital Services
- NAICS
- Continuing Care Retirement Communities and Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly (6233), Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly (623312), Other Residential Care Facilities (62399)
- SIC
- Services-Skilled Nursing Care Facilities (8051), Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Assisted Living with Enhanced Care / High-Acuity (Aging-in-Place) (HLADABAC)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- Chronic Care & Complex Care Management (HSABAIAD)
Keywords
Where Hôpital de Fourvière is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Lyon
- HQ country
- France
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Hôpital de Fourvière business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Healthcare service delivery (Sécurité sociale / Assurance Maladie): As a private non-profit health establishment (ESPIC / Établissement de santé privé d'intérêt collectif), the hospital provides medical care reimbursed through the French social security system (Assurance Maladie). Medical consultations, hospital stays, and SMR (Soins Médicaux et de Réadaptation) are covered under standard French health insurance.
- Hébergement et dépendance (USLD): USLD (long-term care) billing comprises a hébergement (accommodation) tariff and a dépendance (dependency) tariff based on the patient's GIR (Groupes Iso-Ressources) level. Daily rates published annually. APA (Aide Personnalisée à l'Autonomie) from Métropole de Lyon may partially finance dependency costs.
- Accueil de Jour: Day care (Accueil de Jour) costs depend on the patient's dependency level (GIR). Métropole de Lyon participates in financing through APA (Aide Personnalisée à l'Autonomie).
- Donations and legacies: The hospital actively solicits donations and legacies to fund equipment acquisitions, renovation projects, and care improvements. Donations are tax-deductible under French law.
- Hospital operating budget: Operating budget of approximately 25 million euros (25M€), covering all care, personnel, and operational costs.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Monthly | USLD hébergement (accommodation) tariff — published annually, varies by year |
| Subscription | Monthly | USLD dépendance (dependency) tariff — GIR-based billing |
| Subscription | Monthly | Accueil de Jour (Day Care) — free transport, GIR-based cost contribution |
| Freemium | Multi-year contract | Aidant support services — free (Espace Ecoute, caregiver consultation, caregiver training with France Alzheimer, relaxation workshops, support groups) |
| Subscription | Pay-as-you-go | Hôpital de Jour (Day Hospital) — covered by Assurance Maladie with possible mutual complement |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Private room (chambre particulière) — optional paid upgrade |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels6 records
Hôpital de Fourvière product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Hôpital de Fourvière is a private non-profit (ESPIC) geriatric hospital on Fourvière hill in Lyon delivering a full-cycle care pathway for elderly persons aged 60+: 58 MCO medicine beds, 80 Soins Médicaux et de Réadaptation (SMR) beds including a Unité Cognitivo-Comportementale (UCC), 100 Unités de Soins de Longue Durée (USLD) beds including a 12-bed Unité d'Hébergement Renforcé (UHR), a 12-place Hôpital de Jour, 15-place Accueil de Jour 'La Ferme', external consultations (memory, incontinence, diabetes, sleep apnoea, caregiver support), balneotherapy, the Équipe Mobile de Gériatrie (EMG) providing intra- and extra-hospital expertise, and an Espace de Répit 'Pause Aimants' for informal caregivers.
Product overview
Hôpital de Fourvière operates as a private non-profit healthcare establishment (ESPIC) specializing in comprehensive geriatric care. The hospital functions as a unified platform with multiple integrated departments including Medicine/SMR (58 MCO beds + 80 SMR beds), Long-Term Care (100 USLD beds including 12 UHR), a 12-place Day Hospital, Day Care (15 places), External Consultations, Balneotherapy, Mobile Geriatric Team, and a Cognitive-Behavioral Unit (UCC). The hospital also operates an innovative Caregiver Respite Space ('Pause Aimants'). Services span acute medicine, rehabilitation, cognitive care, and caregiver support, all coordinated within a single institutional framework. The establishment includes specialized equipment for cognitive and sensory stimulation, therapeutic spaces, and cultural programs targeting elderly patients.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Pause Aimants: Respite space for caregivers of elderly people with neurodegenerative diseases and/or loss of autonomy, offering medical consultations, listening space, and support groups
- La Ferme
- UHR (Unité d'Hébergement Renforcé)
Products and services
- Médecine / Soins Médicaux et de Réadaptation (SMR) Six mixed medicine and medical-rehabilitation units with 58 MCO beds and 80 SMR beds, delivering acute-pathology care, geriatric evaluation, and onco-geriatrics, diabetes, cardio-geriatrics and neurogeriatrics expertise for elderly patients aged 60+.
- Unités de Soins de Longue Durée (USLD) / Unité d'Hébergement Renforcé (UHR) 100 long-term-care beds (all habilitated for social aid), comprising four units including a 12-bed Reinforced Housing Unit (UHR) with individual rooms for patients with neurodegenerative diseases and severe behavioural disorders, organised by named units (Saint-Irénée, Pauline Jaricot, etc.).
- Unité Cognitivo-Comportementale (UCC) Specialised cognitive-behavioural unit within the SMR pathway admitting patients with Alzheimer's or related diseases presenting severe psycho-behavioural symptoms in crisis situations, with an average stay of 3 to 6 weeks for cognitive and behavioural rehabilitation.
- Hôpital de Jour (Day Hospital) 12-place geriatric day hospital offering preventive care and treatment, with 2 places for health assessment and 10 places for rehabilitation: memory assessment, gait and balance evaluation, cognitive remediation, physical rehabilitation and physiotherapy. Care is delivered on medical prescription and covered by Assurance Maladie.
- Accueil de Jour 'La Ferme' Day-care service for up to 15 persons daily with neurodegenerative diseases aged over 60, offering memory-maintenance activities, social integration, therapeutic activities and caregiver respite, with free adapted transport from nearby communes. Open Monday to Friday 9:30 to 16:30.
- Consultations Externes Specialised outpatient consultation centre for persons aged 60+ offering geriatric evaluation, labelled memory consultations with neuropsychological assessment, incontinence screening, diabetes care, sleep apnoea diagnosis (SAS) and dedicated caregiver consultations.
- Balnéothérapie Certified balneotherapy space renovated in 2019, delivering physical-rehabilitation sessions in a secure, PMR-compliant environment for hospitalised and non-hospitalised patients over 60 years old.
- Équipe Mobile de Gériatrie (EMG) Mobile Geriatric Team delivering multidisciplinary expertise intra-hospital (in the urgences and specialty departments of Hôpital Saint Joseph-Saint Luc) and extra-hospital (outpatient clinics, EHPADs, home visits) for persons aged 75+, including therapeutic advice and admission coordination.
- Espace de Répit 'Pause Aimants' Caregiver-respite space offering free services: individual confidential listening interviews, medical consultations for caregivers, and support groups. Winner of the Prix de l'Innovation at Trophées du répit 2022.
- Soutien aux Aidants Comprehensive caregiver-support programme including relaxation workshops, discussion groups, caregiver training cycles co-organised with France Alzheimer Rhône, and the annual conference cycle for caregiver-aidé pairs with France Alzheimer Rhône, France Parkinson Rhône, DAC and Résidom. All services free of charge.
- Programme PROGESTIM Collective gerontological prevention programme focused on cognitive stimulation through neuro-cognitive mobilisation, psycho-physical mobilisation and sensory activities for persons aged 60+ with cognitive disorders. Co-financed by Métropole de Lyon and CNSA via the Conférence des financeurs.
Quantifiable outcome
- 82% USLD occupancy rate
- +8 more outcomes
Companies that use Hôpital de Fourvière
Customer profileNamed customers5 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles2 records
Hôpital de Fourvière technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration1 record
Feature5 records
Hôpital de Fourvière partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
32 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Groupe ACPPAcoreA partnership convention was signed on 16 July 2025 between the Groupe Associatif ACPPA and Hôpital de Fourvière, formalising a collaboration already underway in service of elderly persons. ACPPA (Résidom group) is involved in the conference cycle for caregivers and is referenced as a partner in the Filière gérontologique network.
- Hôpital Saint Joseph-Saint LuccoreA formal convention governs the gerontological pathway between Hôpital de Fourvière and Hôpital Saint Joseph-Saint Luc. The Équipe Mobile Gériatrique (EMG) of Hôpital de Fourvière operates within Hôpital Saint Joseph-Saint Luc's urgences, specialty medical and surgical departments, and outpatient clinics. This is the primary source of emergency admissions.
- FEHAP (Fédération des Établissements Hospitaliers et d'Aide à la personne Privés à but non lucratif)coreHôpital de Fourvière is a member of FEHAP, the federation of private non-profit hospitals and social/médico-social establishments. FEHAP provides national representation, commissions (including a Personnes Âgées commission), and regional delegations. In Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, FEHAP has 509 member establishments.
- Fédération des établissements Jeanne GarniercoreThe hospital is part of the Fédération de l'Œuvre des Dames du Calvaire, founded by Jeanne Garnier (1811–1853), a pioneer of palliative care. The federation groups 5 establishments: Maison médicale Jeanne Garnier (Paris), Centre Sainte Elisabeth (Saint-Étienne), Clinique Sainte Elisabeth (Marseille), Maison de santé Marie Galène (Bordeaux), and Hôpital de Fourvière (Lyon).
- France Alzheimer RhônecoreFrance Alzheimer Rhône co-organises the annual conference cycle for caregivers (aidant-aidé) and provides trained volunteers for the caregiver training programme (Formation Aidants with France Alzheimer — FAI) at the hospital, co-animated with a psychologist.
- France Parkinson RhôneminorFrance Parkinson Rhône participates in the caregiver conference cycle and holds dedicated caregiver support sessions at the hospital (permanence Aidant).
- DAC de la Métropole de Lyon (Dispositif d'Appui à la Coordination)coreThe DAC of the Lyon metropolitan area collaborates on the annual conference cycle for caregivers and participates in the coordination of care pathways for complex patients.
- Résidom – Groupe ACPPAcoreRésidom (part of the ACPPA group) is a partner in the conference cycle for caregivers, contributing expertise in home care and home support services for elderly persons.
- EHPAD (various, on the territory)coreHôpital de Fourvière has conventions with multiple EHPADs in its sector. The EMG provides geriatric expertise to EHPAD residents. EHPAD coordinating physicians can refer patients to the UCC or USLD. The hospital is part of the Filière gérontologique Rhône Centre.
- Filière gérontologique Rhône CentrecoreHôpital de Fourvière is part of the Filière gérontologique Rhône Centre, a professional network covering 31 communes (25 in the Métropole de Lyon) organised to improve care pathways for elderly patients and create a coordinated territorial dynamic.
- Hospices Civils de Lyon (HCL)minorHospices Civils de Lyon are mentioned as a partner with which the hospital has a resource-sharing convention (human or material resources) for the benefit of its care offering.
- Centre Hospitalier des MassuesminorCentre Hospitalier des Massues is listed as a partner with a resource-sharing convention for human or material resources.
- CPTS de Lyon 5ème (Communauté Professionnelle Territoriale de Santé)coreHôpital de Fourvière collaborates with the CPTS of Lyon 5th arrondissement as part of its 'ouverture sur la ville' (city opening) strategy, strengthening the link between hospital and liberal health professionals.
- ARS Auvergne-Rhône-AlpescoreARS Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes is the regional health agency that funds the hospital's operations, includes it in the Projet Régional de Santé, and co-finances cultural projects (Culture et Santé programme) and gerontological prevention programmes (CNSA / Métropole de Lyon Conference des financeurs).
- Métropole de Lyon / CNSA (Conférence métropolitaine des financeurs de la prévention de la perte d'autonomie)coreMétropole de Lyon, via the CNSA-funded Conference des financeurs, co-finances the PROGESTIM, PROGEPHY, and PROGECO gerontological prevention programmes, as well as APA (Aide Personnalisée à l'Autonomie) funding for USLD and Accueil de Jour.
- Musée Lugdunum (Musée et Théâtres Romains)coreMusée Lugdunum collaborates on cultural projects including the 2024 'Histoires Gourmandes' project and the 2026 'Faille(s)' marionnette project. It provides cultural visits for patients and participates in the Culture et Santé programme.
- Musée Gadagne (Musée de la Marionnette de Lyon)corePartner in the 2026 Culture et Santé project 'Faille(s)' — the Musée Gadagne provides cultural and heritage expertise around marionnette and contributes mediation services for patient workshops.
- TNP Villeurbanne (Théâtre National de la Popcharpe)coreTNP Villeurbanne co-produces the 2026 Culture et Santé project 'Faille(s)' around marionnette, bringing contemporary theatre expertise and artistic programming to the hospital.
- Compagnie ArnicacoreLead artistic partner for the 2026 'Faille(s)' marionnette project. Provides artistic direction (Émilie Flacher), performance, and workshop facilitation for patients, families, staff, and volunteers over a 6-month residency.
- CRR de Lyon (Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Lyon)coreLong-standing cultural partner providing musical performances and concerts in the hospital's chapel and forum. Students and ensembles from CRR regularly perform for patients as part of the cultural programme.
- Association des Bibliothèques d'Hôpitaux (ABH)minorABH provides book lending services to patients in the hospital's long-term care units, contributing to the social and cultural life of patients.
- Les Blouses RosesminorAssociation providing volunteers who offer creative and adapted leisure activities for persons in care. Active in the hospital's animation programme and cultural events.
- VsArt (Volontariat et Soutien par l'Art)coreVsArt is a key cultural partner providing cultural events, conferences, and artistic animations. Multiple concerts and conferences at the hospital are organised 'En partenariat avec VsArt, avec le soutien de l'APICIL' or 'AG2R La Mondiale'.
- Vivre aux Éclats (clown therapy)minorClown and improvisation theatre troupe intervening in care settings to humanise care and improve quality of life. Ran the project 'Les chansons d'ma vie' (April 2023 – February 2024) supported by Fondation Dumeste.
- Fondation APICILminorAPICIL Mutuelle contributed financing to the balnéothérapie renovation (2019) and supports cultural events and conferences (VsArt partnership). APICIL also financed professional sports equipment.
- AG2R LA MONDIALEminorAG2R LA MONDIALE financed the therapeutic garden for the UCC (Unité Cognitivo-Comportementale), the multisensory room in the UHR (Unité d'Hébergement Renforcé), and professional sports equipment. Also a supporter of VsArt concerts.
- Fondation Caisse d'Epargne Rhône AlpesminorFinanced the TOVERTAFEL acquisition and music terminal (bornes musicales) for the benefit of patients with cognitive disorders. Also provided restaurant and autonomy equipment (AQUABIKES, tricycles).
- Fondation de France / Fondation HENRI BABOIN-JAUBERT GENERATIONS SOLIDAIRESminorFondation HENRI BABOIN-JAUBERT GENERATIONS SOLIDAIRES, under the umbrella of Fondation de France, provided majority financing for the therapeutic garden of the UHR (Unité d'Hébergement Renforcé). Also financed the minibus acquisition.
- Œuvre des Dames du CalvairecoreThe founding association of Hôpital de Fourvière, from which the hospital originated. Continues to provide financial support for improvements and patient comfort (esplanade, chapel renovation, UHR garden). Represents the institution's historical and ethical identity rooted in Jeanne Garnier's mission.
- Financement européen — Programme SONS (Dossier Patient Informatisé / Mon Espace Santé)minorEuropean SONS programme funding supported the evolution of the hospital's Dossier Patient Informatisé (DPI) to make it compatible with 'Mon Espace Santé', France's national health data platform.
- DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (Direction Régionale des Affaires Culturelles)coreDRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes co-finances the Culture et Santé programme projects (2024, 2025, 2026) at Hôpital de Fourvière, alongside ARS and the Region.
- CIC-Lyonnaise de BanqueminorCIC-Lyonnaise de Banque contributed financially to the works and fitting out of the new aidant space ('Espace Aidants La Ferme') opened in September 2025.
Scale indicators10 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Hôpital de Fourvière competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Maison Médicale Jeanne Garnier (Paris): Fellow ESPIC establishment within the FÉdération Jeanne Garnier (the same five-member federation as Hôpital de Fourvière). Specializes in palliative care in Paris; comparable as a non-profit ESPIC geriatric/palliative institution under shared governance, funding mix, and ESPIC regulatory regime.
- Groupe ACPPA (Résidom): French associative (non-profit) operator of EHPAD and home care services for the elderly, headquartered in the Lyon region and a formal partner of Hôpital de Fourvière since July 2025. Directly comparable as a non-profit elderly care provider serving the same Rhône-Alpes territory and patient demographic.
- Hôpital Saint Joseph-Saint Luc (Lyon): ESPIC hospital in Lyon whose emergency department is the principal source of Hôpital de Fourvière's admissions under a formal convention. Comparable as a non-profit ESPIC hospital in the same city, with overlapping acute and specialty care missions for the same population.
- Centre Sainte Elisabeth (Saint-Étienne): Member of the FÉdération Jeanne Garnier alongside Hôpital de Fourvière, providing palliative and chronic care under the same ESPIC governance framework. Directly comparable as a federation peer in mission, funding model, and historical heritage.
- Clinique Sainte Elisabeth (Marseille): FÉdération Jeanne Garnier member establishment in Marseille. Directly comparable as a sister ESPIC institution under the same federation with similar non-profit operating model and palliative/chronic care focus.
- Maison de Santé Marie Galène (Bordeaux): Fifth member of the FÉdération Jeanne Garnier, a palliative care establishment in Bordeaux. Directly comparable to Hôpital de Fourvière as a federation peer operating under identical ESPIC governance and heritage from Jeanne Garnier.
Broad incumbents
- Hospices Civils de Lyon (HCL): Largest public university hospital group in the Lyon metropolis and a resource-sharing partner of Hôpital de Fourvière. Comparable as a regional hospital operator with overlapping geriatric services, but materially larger and broader in scope (general hospital vs. specialist geriatric ESPIC).
- Clariane (formerly Korian): Major European for-profit operator of nursing homes, clinics, and home care services including for elderly populations. Comparable as a competitor/adjacent provider in the French geriatric and long-term care market, but operates at much greater scale and as a listed commercial group rather than an ESPIC.
- Orpea (France): Major French-headquartered for-profit operator of EHPAD, clinics, and home care services. Comparable in serving the same elderly demographic and French long-term care market, but operates as a large commercial group with a different ownership and funding model.
- DomusVi: French for-profit operator of nursing homes (EHPAD), senior serviced residences, and home care services. Comparable as a broad incumbent in the French elderly residential and care market, but commercially structured rather than ESPIC.
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Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Hôpital de Fourvière
What does Hôpital de Fourvière do?
Hôpital de Fourvière is a private non-profit (ESPIC) geriatric hospital on Fourvière hill in Lyon delivering a full-cycle care pathway for elderly persons aged 60+: 58 MCO medicine beds, 80 Soins Médicaux et de Réadaptation (SMR) beds including a Unité Cognitivo-Comportementale (UCC), 100 Unités de Soins de Longue Durée (USLD) beds including a 12-bed Unité d'Hébergement Renforcé (UHR), a 12-place Hôpital de Jour, 15-place Accueil de Jour 'La Ferme', external consultations (memory, incontinence, diabetes, sleep apnoea, caregiver support), balneotherapy, the Équipe Mobile de Gériatrie (EMG) providing intra- and extra-hospital expertise, and an Espace de Répit 'Pause Aimants' for informal caregivers.
Is Hôpital de Fourvière a public or private company?
Hôpital de Fourvière is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.
When was Hôpital de Fourvière founded?
Hôpital de Fourvière was founded in 1842. It employs 251 to 500 people.
Where is Hôpital de Fourvière based?
Hôpital de Fourvière is headquartered in Lyon, France, in the Europe region.
How does Hôpital de Fourvière make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Healthcare service delivery (Sécurité sociale / Assurance Maladie) is the primary driver. The others are Hébergement et dépendance (USLD), accueil de Jour, donations and legacies and hospital operating budget.
Who are Hôpital de Fourvière's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Maison Médicale Jeanne Garnier (Paris), Groupe ACPPA (Résidom), Hôpital Saint Joseph-Saint Luc (Lyon), Centre Sainte Elisabeth (Saint-Étienne), Clinique Sainte Elisabeth (Marseille) and Maison de Santé Marie Galène (Bordeaux). Broad incumbents are Hospices Civils de Lyon (HCL), Clariane (formerly Korian), Orpea (France) and DomusVi.
Does Hôpital de Fourvière have an API?
No public API is recorded for Hôpital de Fourvière.
What industry is Hôpital de Fourvière in?
Hôpital de Fourvière's product category is Geriatric Hospital Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLADABAC, Assisted Living with Enhanced Care / High-Acuity (Aging-in-Place), with a secondary code of HSABAIAD, Chronic Care & Complex Care Management. Its NAICS code is 6233 and its SIC code is 8051.