Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq

What Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq does

Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq (IGP) is a cooperative public intercommunale headquartered in Mons, Belgium, owned by the municipalities of the Mons-Borinage region and operating since the early 1990s under its current name since 2023. It provides an integrated continuum of healthcare and social services through four service poles: Pôle Santé Mentale (anchored by Centre Hospitalier Psychiatrique Chêne aux Haies with 9 pavilions, 3 day hospitals, Poliade addiction rehabilitation, MSP Mozart, Atelier 47b, and Projet 107 mobile teams); Pôle Séniors (Résidence du Bois d'Havré with 221 beds plus 25 service apartments, and Bonne Maison de Bouzanton with 70 beds expanding to 118); Pôle Petite Enfance (7 crèches totaling ~281 places); and Pôle Maintien à domicile (ACASA coordinating family aides, household aides, and 200+ daily meals, plus Télé-Assistance Mons telecare). The organization also runs Formehos for healthcare professional training and participates in the Réseau Santé Wallon electronic health information exchange.

IGP employs over 1,000 collaborators across the Mons-Borinage territory and is governed by elected municipal representatives under Belgian intercommunale law. Its technology footprint is limited to standard digital health interoperability (Réseau Santé Wallon), a responsive institutional website, and RGPD-compliant data practices; no proprietary AI/ML platforms are disclosed. Service delivery is direct-to-consumer via referrals from GPs, hospitals, CPAS offices, and communes; marketing channels are institutional (press relations, community events, and the jobs portal).

Revenue is generated primarily through Belgian public healthcare reimbursements (INAMI/RIZIV), Walloon Region and municipal subsidies, and regulated user fees (e.g., ~€48.51/day MR/MRS rate at Bouzanton; ONE-scaled parental contributions for crèches; Walloon income-scale pricing for ACASA home services). Pricing for nearly all services is regulated by regional authorities, and revenue figures are not publicly disclosed. The organization has no venture capital or private equity backing and is not listed on any exchange.

Name

Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq

Legal name

Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq

Website

https://gabriellepasselecq.be

Company type

Private

Founded year

1990

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq is a Mons-Borinage cooperative public entity operating 1,000+ staff across psychiatric, elderly, childcare, and home-assistance services for the regional population.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Public Healthcare and Social Services

NAICS

Continuing Care Retirement Communities and Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly (62331), Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (624120), Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (62412), Social Assistance (624)

SIC

Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050), Services-Home Health Care Services (8082), Services-Social Services (8300)

akta.pro primary industry

Assisted Living with Memory Care (Mixed Campus) (HLADABAB)

akta.pro secondary industries

Private Duty 24/7 Nursing (RN/LPN) In-Home Care (HSABAHAJ), Home-Based Primary Care / Medical House Call Practices (HLAFAEAI), Medical & relocation serviced apartments (near hospitals/relocation) (THAMACAI)

Keywords

• Psychiatric hospital services
• Elderly nursing care
• Early childhood daycare
• Home care assistance
• Public healthcare services

Headquarters

HQ city

Mons

HQ country

Belgium

HQ region

Europe

Offices11 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Healthcare Services Revenue: Public healthcare institution operating under Belgian social security framework. Services are primarily funded through government healthcare reimbursements (INAMI/RIZIV), social security contributions, and municipal/public financing. Revenue derived from hospitalization fees, residential care fees, home assistance services, and childcare services, with pricing regulated by regional authorities.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq is a public intercommunale that delivers integrated healthcare and social services across four poles: mental health (psychiatric hospital CHP Chêne aux Haies, addiction rehabilitation center Poliade, mobile teams Projet 107, psychiatric care home MSP Mozart, transitional artistic space Atelier 47b), senior care (Résidence du Bois d'Havré with 221 beds and Bonne Maison de Bouzanton with 70 beds, plus service residences), early childhood (seven crèches serving ~281 children), and home support (ACASA coordination center and Télé-Assistance). It also operates Formehos, a continuing education center for healthcare professionals.

Product overview

Intercommunale Gabrielle Passelecq operates a diversified, multi-service public healthcare and social welfare intercommunale in Mons-Borinage, Belgium. Its portfolio is organized into four main service poles: (1) Mental Health — centered on the Centre Hospitalier Psychiatrique Chêne aux Haies (a 9-pavilion psychiatric hospital with 3 day hospitals and 1 psychiatric care home), supplemented by mobile outreach teams (Projet 107), the CRF Poliade addiction rehabilitation center, Atelier 47b artistic workshop, and MSP Mozart psychiatric care home; (2) Senior Housing — two rest and care homes (Résidence du Bois d'Havré with 221 beds and La Bonne Maison de Bouzanton with 70 beds), plus Residences-services offering 25 independent-living apartments; (3) Home Support — ACASA (home care coordination covering family aids, housekeeping, and 200+ daily meal deliveries) and Télé-Assistance Mons (personal emergency response); and (4) Early Childhood — seven crèches managing approximately 281 childcare places. The intercommunale also participates in the Réseau Santé Wallon digital health exchange and offers continuing education via Formehos. The organization employs over 1,000 collaborators and serves as a cooperative intercommunale owned by Mons-Borinage municipalities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• CHP Chêne aux Haies: Psychiatric hospital providing mental health services
• ACASA
• Télé-Assistance
• Formehos

Products and services

• Centre Hospitalier Psychiatrique (CHP) Chêne aux Haies The primary psychiatric hospital of the intercommunale, offering full and partial hospitalization across 9 pavilions, 3 day hospitals, and 1 psychiatric care home. Services address psychotic, personality, developmental/degenerative, and mood disorders through multidisciplinary teams of psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, educators, and nurses.
• Équipes mobiles (Projet 107) Mobile multidisciplinary teams operating within the Partenaires 107 Network (Mons-Leuze-Tournai), providing psychiatric care in patients' living environments as part of Belgium's Article 107 mental health reform aimed at deinstitutionalization.
• Centre de Revalidation Fonctionnelle (CRF) Poliade A short-stay residential rehabilitation center for individuals who, after detoxification and stabilization (with or without substitution treatment), face substance use-related challenges. The center offers transition housing including the Tiny Houses launched as part of the Projet Aristote initiative.
• Maison de Soins Psychiatriques (MSP) Mozart A residential rehabilitation facility offering psychiatric care with a focus on recovery-oriented approaches and community reintegration.
• La Résidence du Bois d'Havré A rest and care home with 221 beds, featuring sustainable building design (floor heating, cogeneration, green roof, geothermal system, photovoltaic panels), an open asymmetric corridor layout with color-coded floors for disoriented residents, and a 28-bed Cantou unit for dementia patients.
• La Bonne Maison de Bouzanton A rest home comprising 36 MRS (care home) beds, 26 MRPA (rest home) beds, 8 short-stay beds (max 3 months/year), and a day center open Mon–Fri 7:00–18:00. A major renovation and expansion project is planned to add 48 more residents for a total capacity of 118 beds.
• ACASA — Centre de coordination des aides à domicile A home care coordination service providing family aides, social cleaning aides, home-delivered meals (over 200 daily), and coordination of home help services (nursing, physiotherapy, psychological support, transport, medical equipment loans) for elderly and disabled individuals, operating 7 days/24 hours.
• Télé-Assistance Mons A teleassistance service providing rapid help at hand for elderly or disabled individuals living independently at home, enabling them to summon assistance in emergencies.
• Crèches (7 childcare centers) Seven ONE-licensed crèches across the Mons-Borinage area with a total capacity of approximately 281 children aged 0-3, including Les Ropieurs, Le Nid Douillet, Cité P'tit, Bébé Lune, Crèche de Mons, Crèche de Jemappes, and Les P'tits Fours. Parental contributions are calculated based on income per the ONE (Office de la Naissance et de l'Enfance) scale.
• Résidences-services du Bois d'Havré Service residences offering 25 independent-living apartments of 52 m² accessible to persons with reduced mobility (PRM), designed as single-story pavilions with a community hall, green spaces, and pedestrian walkways, for people aged 60 and above.
• Tiny Houses de Poliade (Projet Aristote) Three Tiny Houses providing step-down transitional housing for up to 3 months for patients completing the Poliade rehabilitation program, supporting recovery with autonomy while maintaining multidisciplinary support.
• Formehos — Formation continue A continuing education center providing training programs for healthcare professionals.
• Atelier 47b A transitional artistic creation space fostering connection and resilience, located in central Mons, providing a welcoming environment for people in mental health recovery.

Quantifiable outcome

• Employee satisfaction scores of 8.7/10 (recruitment), 8.9/10 (integration), 8.5/10 (workplace ambiance)
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

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App detail

Partnerships

13 partnerships are on record, tiered minor, flagship and core.

• Tiny Home.be and Capsules d'ArchitecteminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 6 February 2026Companies that designed and built the three Tiny Houses at Poliade site, working closely with IGP's technical teams to meet specifications.
• RD TravauxminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 6 February 2026Construction company that executed Tiny Houses deployment at Poliade site in collaboration with IGP infrastructure teams.
• Relais Social Urbain de Mons-Borinage (RSUMB)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023Project Aristote consortium coordinator. RSUMB submitted successful candidacy for Walloon 'Territoire Zéro Sans-Abrisme' call for projects. Coordinates 12 public and private operators for housing solutions for homeless persons including 4 CPAS, housing providers, and healthcare institutions.
• CPAS of Mons, Colfontaine, Frameries, and QuaregnoncoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023Four CPAS offices participate in Project Aristote consortium providing social assistance and housing support for vulnerable populations. Part of 12-operator consortium for Territory Zero Homeless initiative.
• Logis Quaregnonnais (Housing Provider)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023Social housing provider participating in Project Aristote consortium contributing to housing solutions for persons without stable housing.
• IHP L'AppartminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023Protected housing initiative participating in Project Aristote consortium for transitional housing solutions.
• ParenthèseminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023Social services organization participating in Project Aristote consortium providing support services.
• SynapseminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023Partner organization in Project Aristote consortium contributing to mental health and addiction support services.
• Plate-Forme Picarde de Concertation pour la santé mentalecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIGP's CHP Chêne aux Haies is an integral part of this platform comprising 33 member institutions including 5 psychiatric hospitals, 3 psychiatric nursing homes, 5 general hospitals with psychiatric services, 10 mental health services, 4 protected housing initiatives, and 6 INAMI structures. The platform aims for integrated care through networks.
• Réseau Santé WalloncoreTechnology or IntegrationElectronic health information exchange network allowing sharing of medical documents (test results, reports, letters) between healthcare providers treating the same patient. Enables continuity of care across providers.
• Fonds du logement de WallonieminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerWalloon housing fund collaborating with IGP on housing solutions for mental health patients, part of broader efforts to integrate housing as essential factor in mental health care.
• Toit et Moi (Social Housing)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPublic social housing service collaborating on housing access for mental health patients requiring stable accommodation.
• Housing FirstminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerEvidence-based housing approach prioritized by IGP since 2011 through housing liaison function, providing immediate access to permanent housing without prerequisites.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• CHU HELORA: Belgian public hospital network created in 2023 from the merger of Jolimont Hospital Group and CHU Ambroise Paré — the same CHU Ambroise Paré that previously formed CHUPMB with IGP. Operates in the same Mons-Borinage catchment, providing acute, psychiatric and ambulatory services that directly overlap with IGP's portfolio.
• CPAS de Mons: Public Centre for Social Welfare of the City of Mons, one of IGP's key municipal partners. Comparable as a public-sector provider of social assistance, elderly support and reintegration services in the same catchment area, with overlapping CPAS-driven referral flows.
• Armonea: Belgian private elderly-care group operating numerous rest homes, assisted-living residences and home-care services. Closely comparable to IGP's two nursing homes, 25 Résidences-services apartments and ACASA home-assistance offering.
• Orpea Belgium (Colisée Belgium): Private Belgian operator of nursing homes, service residences and home-care services across Belgium. Comparable to IGP across the senior housing, assisted-living and home-support poles, and competes for the same caregiving workforce in Wallonia.
• Korian Belgium: One of Belgium's largest private nursing-home and senior-care operators, running multiple MRS/MRPA facilities and service apartments. Directly comparable to IGP's Bois d'Havrê and Bouzanton nursing homes on service mix, target population and operating model.

Broad incumbents

• Centre Hospitalier Régional de Namur: Belgian public regional hospital network offering acute, psychiatric and geriatric services across multiple sites in the Namur region. Comparable as a Walloon public-sector multi-site healthcare operator with mixed inpatient, ambulatory and elderly-care activities.
• Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc: Major Belgian university hospital in Brussels offering full tertiary, psychiatric and outpatient services. Comparable in scale and service breadth but serves a different geographic market; useful as a benchmark for a multi-disciplinary public-affiliated healthcare provider.
• Grand Hôpital de Charleroi: Major Walloon public hospital network serving the Charleroi region, combining acute hospital services, psychiatric care and outpatient clinics. Comparable as a publicly governed, multi-site Walloon healthcare organization competing for similar regional patient populations and public funding.
• Centre Hospitalier Chrétien (CHC): Liège-based non-profit hospital network operating acute, psychiatric and outpatient services across multiple sites in Eastern Belgium. Comparable as a non-profit, multi-site Belgian healthcare operator delivering psychiatric and general medical services to a defined regional population.

Regional players

• Centre Hospitalier Régional du Val de Sambre: Regional public hospital in the Sambre region offering acute care, psychiatry and geriatric services. Comparable as a Walloon public hospital serving a similar post-industrial catchment and operating mixed inpatient, psychiatric and elderly-care activities.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Subsidiaries10 records

Funding overview

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