pz bethanie

Name

pz bethanie

Legal name

Emmaüs vzw

Website

https://bethanie-emmaus.be

Company type

Private

Founded year

1924

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

501–1,000 employees

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Psychiatric Hospital Services

NAICS

Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals (62221), Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities (623220), Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers (621420), Offices of Physicians, Mental Health Specialists (621112)

SIC

Services-Specialty Outpatient Facilities, Nec (8093), Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050), Services-Home Health Care Services (8082)

akta.pro primary industry

Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitals & Units (HLAFACAB)

Keywords

• Psychiatric hospital services
• Mental health treatment
• Residential psychiatric care
• Psychosocial rehabilitation
• Sheltered housing services

Headquarters

HQ city

Zoersel

HQ country

Belgium

HQ region

Europe

Offices25 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Hospital treatment revenue: Revenue is generated through the Belgian healthcare system. Patients with mandatory health insurance have their treatment partially covered by health insurance via their health fund. The remaining portion (co-payment/remgeld) is paid by the patient. The co-payment amount depends on whether the patient qualifies for increased reimbursement.
2. Outpatient consultations: Outpatient consultations with psychiatrists and psychologists are charged on an independent basis. Half-hour consultations with accredited psychiatrists cost 64.89 euros; long consultations (45 minutes) cost 98.01 euros. Health fund reimbursements apply for patients in good standing with their health insurance.
3. Residential care (PVT De Landhuizen): Psychiatric nursing home provides 24/7 care for 120 residents. Living costs are covered by the resident, determined by the Agency for Care and Health, with daily personal contributions ranging from 36.11 to 50.63 euros depending on insurance status.
4. Sheltered living (De Sprong): Sheltered living for 95 people with monthly costs varying between 357 and 578 euros depending on housing type, including rent, utilities, insurance, internet, TV, and maintenance.
5. Psychosocial rehabilitation (De Keerkring): Participants pay a personal contribution of 2.29 euros per full day. Patients with increased reimbursement status are exempt.
6. Therapeutic community (De Evenaar): Therapeutic community costs approximately 219.60 euros or 618.30 euros per month depending on insurance status, including accommodation, meals, therapies, group activities, and general practitioner services.
7. Rooming-in fees: Family members can stay overnight for 12 euros per night, including bed with linens, use of bathroom facilities, Wi-Fi, coffee, tea, water, and breakfast.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

PZ Bethanië operates a multi-departmental psychiatric hospital providing inpatient and outpatient mental health care, including crisis intervention, day treatment, aftercare, intensive psychotherapy (Elim Center in Kapellen), sheltered housing (De Sprong, capacity 95), residential psychiatric nursing care (PVT De Landhuizen, capacity 120), psychosocial rehabilitation (De Keerkring), therapeutic community (De Evenaar), and mobile psychiatric teams (Kompaan, Het Veer) across the Kempen region. Services are delivered through specialized units addressing psychosis, mood/personality disorders, geriatric psychiatry (60+), mother-baby mental health, addiction, acquired brain injury, intellectual disability with psychiatric co-morbidity, and long-term care.

Product overview

PZ Bethanië is a psychiatric hospital belonging to Emmaüs vzw, offering comprehensive mental health services through a multi-departmental structure. The core offering includes inpatient psychiatric hospital care with specialized units for crisis intervention, mood/personality disorders, geriatric psychiatry (60+), psychosis, addiction, brain injury, and long-term care. Supporting services include sheltered housing (De Landhuizen PVT with 120 places, De Sprong Beschut Wonen with 95 capacity), mobile psychiatric teams (Kompaan), community meeting houses (De Honk, Aliado, Kompas), and specialized therapy services (kinesitherapie). The Elim Center provides intensive psychotherapy. Additional support through HOP experiential experts and family experiential deskundigen. The institution focuses on recovery-oriented care within a therapeutic community model, emphasizing open dialogue and psychosocial rehabilitation through reintegration programs.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• De Landhuizen: Psychiatric care home (pvt) offering residential care to 120 people with 24/7 guidance.
• De Sprong
• De Keerkring
• De Evenaar
• Elim - Centrum voor psychotherapie
• Brink
• Mobiel psychiatrisch team Kompaan
• Het Veer
• Hop

Products and services

• Psychiatrisch Ziekenhuis Bethanië (Main Psychiatric Hospital) Multi-departmental psychiatric hospital headquartered in Zoersel offering inpatient and outpatient mental health care services for adults experiencing psychiatric crises, psychosis, mood/personality disorders, addiction, geriatric issues (60+), mother-baby mental health, acquired brain injury, intellectual disability with psychiatric co-morbidity, and long-term conditions. Admission via referral from GPs, hospitals, or other healthcare professionals, coordinated through the medical secretariat by telephone.
• Elim - Centrum voor Psychotherapie (Intensive Psychotherapy Center) Intensive psychotherapy center located in Kapellen for adults with anxiety, depression, and personality problems for whom outpatient therapy has been insufficient, featuring non-verbal therapies (music, movement, art therapy). Pricing per first 30 days: single room (large) €2,038.04 regular insured / €1,446.96 increased reimbursement; single room (small) €1,915.64 / €1,324.56; double room €908.87 / €317.70.
• De Landhuizen (PVT - Psychiatric Care Home) Psychiatric care home (psychiatrisch verzorgingstehuis) providing 24/7 residential care for 120 residents with stabilized psychiatric conditions in a recovery-oriented living environment. Personal daily contribution ranges from €36.11 to €50.63 depending on insurance status, plus additional daily fees (accident insurance €0.13, drinks €1.12, medication €1.20). Living costs set by the Agency for Care and Health.
• De Sprong (Sheltered Living / Beschut Wonen) Sheltered housing service (beschut wonen) for 95 adults with long-term and stabilized psychiatric conditions, offering individual or group housing across multiple locations in Zoersel, Malle, and Brasschaat. Monthly cost varies between €357 and €578 depending on housing type, including rent, utilities, insurance, internet, TV, and maintenance.
• De Keerkring (Psychosocial Rehabilitation Center) Psychosocial rehabilitation center with locations in Antwerp (De Keerkring Antwerpen at Mechelsesteenweg 99) and Schilde (De Keerkring Voorkempen at Turnhoutsebaan 73), providing day structure and reintegration support for participants. Personal contribution of €2.29 per full day; exempt for patients with increased reimbursement status.
• De Evenaar (Therapeutic Community) Therapeutic community in Antwerp (Sint-Jozefstraat 9-11) providing intensive psychotherapy in a residential setting, including accommodation, meals, therapies, group activities, and GP services. Costs approximately €219.60 or €618.30 per month depending on insurance status.
• Mobiel Psychiatrisch Team Kompaan (Mobile Psychiatric Teams) Mobile psychiatric teams providing home-based care for patients in the Voor- en Noorderkempen region (Kompaan Voorkempen in Malle, Kompaan Grens in Kalmthout). Pricing: €5 per visit, maximum €20 per month; no health fund reimbursement available.
• Het Veer (Mobile Psychiatric Crisis Team) Free mobile psychiatric crisis team providing crisis intervention for patients in the region.
• Outpatient Consultations (Psychiatrists and Psychologists) Outpatient psychiatric and psychological consultations billed independently. Half-hour consultations with accredited psychiatrists cost €64.89 (remgeld €12 non-preference / €3 preference); 45-minute consultations cost €98.01 (remgeld €21.65 / €8.66). Psychologist consultations: €61.92 per hour, with limited reimbursement from most health funds.
• Day Treatment and Aftercare Day treatment: between €3.29 and €7.01 per day for regular patients; approximately €2.05 per day for preference patients. Aftercare: €14.45 per hour, maximum 6 hours per day and 15 hours per week within one year after admission (up to 1.5 years for schizophrenia patients); fully reimbursed by health fund with approval.
• Ontmoetingshuizen (Community Meeting Houses) - De Honk, Aliado, Kompas Low-threshold community meeting houses offering social contact and support for people with mental health challenges, their families, and the neighborhood, supporting social reintegration. Locations: De Honk (Zoersel), Aliado (Brasschaat), Kompas (Kalmthout).
• Kinesitherapie (Physiotherapy) Physiotherapy services addressing movement disorders, psychosomatic complaints, and physical rehabilitation needs for patients. Provided by four kinesitherapists serving approximately 60 patients on average.
• HOP Recovery Support (Herstel, Ondersteuning en Patiëntenperspectief) Team of experiential experts providing peer support, Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) training, and recovery group facilitation for patients based on lived experience with mental health challenges.
• Family Experience Experts (Familie-ervaringsdeskundigen) Support Family experience experts providing support, individual conversations, and group meetings for family members and relatives of patients with mental health conditions. Referred families to external supports such as VVGG, Similes, Mantelzorgcafés, Praatcafés dementie, Al-Anon, Werkgroep Verder, Familieplatform, and Zelfhulp.

Quantifiable outcome

• Average treatment duration on Brink (60+ unit) is 3 months, with waiting times of approximately 14 days or more
• +2 more outcomes

Segments11 records

Ideal customer profiles9 records

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Feature4 records

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Emmaüs vzwcoreOthersBethanië is part of vzw Emmaüs (Emmaüs non-profit organization), which is its parent organization. Emmaüs vzw has its registered office at Edgard Tinellaan 1c, 2800 Mechelen (BE 0411 515 075, RPR Antwerpen, Mechelen). The organization operates under Emmaüs umbrella with shared governance and support services.
• AZ Voorkempen (General Hospital Voorkempen)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBethanië shares a campus with AZ Voorkempen in Zoersel. After-hours calls are automatically forwarded to the AZ Voorkempen telephone switchboard. Restaurant De Fijnproever in AZ Voorkempen serves patients and visitors. Patients may be referred for somatic care to the general hospital when needed. Cafeteria Trefpunt serves the psychiatric nursing home residents.
• ESF Vlaanderen (European Social Fund Flanders)minorOthersBethanië receives support from ESF Vlaanderen (European Social Fund Flanders), indicating European funding for social and employment initiatives.
• Hersenletsel Liga (Brain Injury League)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerKadans unit serves as a local anchor point for the Hersenletsel Liga, providing community connections and support for patients with acquired brain injury.
• Various care partners (within and outside mental health sector)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerBethanië collaborates with care partners both within and outside the mental health sector. Examples include Trappisten and Kringwinkel for reintegration activities, and Ligant for Moeder & Baby outreach services.
• Various family support organizationsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerBethanië refers family members to external organizations for additional support: VVGG (Flemish Association for Mental Health), Similes (support for caregivers), Mantelzorgcafés, Praatcafés dementie, Al-Anon (for families of people with alcohol problems), Werkgroep Verder (bereavement after suicide), Familieplatform, and Zelfhulp (self-help organizations).

Scale indicators5 records

Direct peers

• UPC Duffel (KU Leuven): Large Flemish university-affiliated psychiatric hospital providing inpatient and outpatient mental health services across multiple specialties. Directly comparable to Bethanië in offering full-continuum psychiatric care in Flanders to adults and complex subpopulations.
• PZ Sint-Norbertus (Duffel): Flemish psychiatric hospital in Duffel operating inpatient units, sheltered housing, and ambulatory services. Directly comparable in scope (psychiatric hospital + residential) and regional positioning within the broader Antwerp catchment.
• Psychiatrisch Centrum Sint-Camillus (Gent): Established psychiatric hospital in Ghent providing crisis, inpatient, residential and ambulatory mental health care. Compares to Bethanië on multi-specialty inpatient structure and recovery-oriented programs within the Belgian non-profit PZ landscape.
• VZW Broeders Alexianen (Providence): Belgian non-profit psychiatric care group operating inpatient facilities, residential care and community mental health services. Comparable as a non-profit multi-site psychiatric provider with sheltered housing and reintegration programs.
• PZ Rekem: Flemish psychiatric hospital near the Dutch border offering inpatient psychiatric care, sheltered housing, and ambulatory services. Directly comparable in non-profit PZ structure, residential capacity, and Belgian reimbursement-driven model.
• Kliniek Sint-Jozef (Rumst): Psychiatric clinic in Rumst providing inpatient and outpatient mental health services to adults and elderly. Comparable to Bethanië as a Flemish non-profit psychiatric provider with rehabilitation and ambulatory offerings.

Broad incumbents

• Parnassia Groep: Largest Dutch mental health provider operating inpatient hospitals, sheltered housing, ambulatory clinics, and community teams across the Netherlands. Comparable as a broad-incumbent mental health organization with a recovery and deinstitutionalization strategy similar to Bethanië's.

Regional players

• GGzE (Gelderse Roos): Dutch regional mental health provider serving North Brabant (border with Antwerp/Kempen), operating inpatient, outpatient, and sheltered housing services. Comparable cross-border regional peer with similar catchment profile to Bethanië.

Others

• Emmaüs vzw: Parent non-profit organization of Bethanië providing shared governance and support services across Belgian social care facilities. Included as related entity parent organization rather than direct competitor; shapes Bethanië's strategic and financial flexibility.
• AZ Voorkempen: General hospital sharing the Zoersel campus with Bethanië, providing somatic care and after-hours switchboard services. Included as adjacent ecosystem partner given shared campus logistics and referral flow.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

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