Support development, modernization, infrastructure upgrades, and service quality enhancement through informed investments and policies. By offering these services, we assist investors overcome common barriers to entry and ensures that their investments in the healthcare sector are successful, sustainable, and profitable.
Providing insights into the healthcare market, including trends, demand for services, and key growth areas (e.g., medical tourism, telemedicine, specialized treatments).
Highlighting areas with high potential for investment, such as hospital infrastructure, medical equipment manufacturing, biotechnology, and healthcare services.
Offering guidance on regulatory requirements, compliance standards, and accreditation processes for healthcare providers services (diagnosis, treatment etc.) in the region.
Assisting with obtaining the necessary licenses and permits for healthcare investments, including hospital or clinic certifications, pharmaceutical manufacturing licenses, or medical tourism permits.
Assisting investors define the research focus and find suitable locations for healthcare facilities or related businesses, and facilitating access to prime sites (e.g., near medical hubs or resorts).
Offering information on available tax breaks, financial incentives, and funding programs that can reduce initial investment costs, including public-private partnership opportunities (BOT,OOT,BLT & other).
Connecting investors with local stakeholders, including healthcare providers, research institutions, government bodies, and potential business partners in Georgia.
Facilitating collaborations between healthcare investors and local universities or research centers, especially for ventures related to medical innovation (Bio, Pharma & other).
Organizing or facilitating participation in healthcare investment forums, conferences, and trade fairs that can attract and build relationships with potential investors, collaborators and clients.
Providing expert advice on healthcare laws and regulations, such as licensing, safety standards, data privacy, and employment laws.
Offering assistance with navigating legal frameworks, including contracts, intellectual property rights (for healthcare technologies or innovations).
Advising on meeting international standards and certifications (e.g., JCI for hospitals or ISO standards for healthcare products).
Connecting investors with government-backed funding options, grants, or low-interest loans that can support healthcare projects.
Introducing investors to appropriate financial institutions, venture capitalists, or private equity firms interested in healthcare investments.
Offering risk-sharing mechanisms such as guarantees or insurance to encourage investment in healthcare ventures in Georgia.
Assisting in selection, recruitment and retention of a diverse teams of skilled, trained and licensed healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, medical technicians, and administrative staff.
Offering training programs to ensure that the workforce meets international healthcare standards and requirements, especially in areas like healthcare management, patient care, and healthcare technology.
Encouraging partnerships between investors and local universities or vocational schools to build a skilled talent pool tailored to the healthcare sector’s needs.
Representing the interests of healthcare investors by advocating for policies that promote the growth and development of the sector, such as streamlined regulations, better tax policies, and infrastructure investments.
Acting as an intermediary between investors and government bodies, helping to resolve challenges related to the investment process and ensuring that the investor’s interests are represented.
Offering continued support to investors once their projects are operational, helping with issues like operational optimization, workforce training, or regulatory updates.
Helping investors navigate the process of expanding their healthcare operations, including additional facilities, international market entry, or scaling up healthcare services.
Helping investors tap into the growing medical and wellness tourism market by promoting the region as a hub for medical treatments, wellness resorts, and rehabilitation services.
Assisting in branding and marketing strategies to position the healthcare offerings in global markets, especially for specialized treatments and unique wellness experiences.
We aim to attract and strategically deploy capital and expertise to drive transformative improvements in Georgia’s healthcare sector.
By promoting investment opportunities that support development, modernization, infrastructure upgrades, and service quality enhancement, we seek to attract a global clientele in search of specialized, high-quality, and cost-effective medical and wellness treatments.
Revitalizing Georgia’s healthcare and resort sectors offers significant economic benefits, including increased revenue and job creation across both the hospitality and healthcare industries. This initiative also strengthens Georgia’s global reputation as a premier destination for health and wellness tourism, leveraging its rich natural resources and renowned Soviet-era resort heritage.
Medicorp is powered by a multidisciplinary team of professionals with proven experience in medical, management, and construction sectors. This unique blend of expertise allows us to understand healthcare not just as an industry, but as a vital, integrated system requiring precision, innovation, and long-term planning. Our medical experts bring decades of experience in clinical operations, hospital administration, and public health, ensuring that all promoted projects meet the highest standards of care and patient outcomes. Our management professionals specialize in investment facilitation, policy advisory, business development, and cross-border partnerships, guiding investors through complex healthcare landscapes with clarity and efficiency. Our construction and infrastructure specialists have delivered modern healthcare facilities, surgical centers, and medical campuses — blending functionality with architectural innovation to support next-generation care delivery.
Under a build-operate-transfer (BOT) contract, an entity—usually a government—grants a concession to a private company to finance, build, and operate a project for a period of 20 to 30 years, hoping to earn a profit. After that period, the project is returned to the public entity that originally granted the concession.
Lease-Develop-Operate (LDO) is a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model where a private entity leases existing infrastructure from the public sector, develops or upgrades it, and then operates the improved asset for a specified period. Essentially, the private sector takes on the responsibility of improving and managing the infrastructure under a lease agreement.
Build-Own-Operate (BOO) is a project delivery model where a private entity finances, designs, builds, owns, and operates a facility or infrastructure project, typically for an indefinite period, without a set transfer back to the public sector. This model is often used for infrastructure projects like power plants, water treatment facilities, industrial healthcare infrastructure.