This is the government’s latest effort to consolidate and expand the reach and performance of its medical and healthcare system, plan for stable overall growth of the industry, adjust the industry structure, promote reform, and protect and improve the livelihood of people.

October 1, 2012 CNBC Among the aggressive goals China has set as part of the country’s revamping of its healthcare system, is the expansion of the role for private hospitals in delivering care. The Ministry of Health has publicly stated it wants to see inpatient and outpatient visits at private,

Aug 15, 2012 THE WALLSTREET JOURNAL -- Carlyle Group invests in Meinian Onehealth through its yuan-denominated fund Beijing Carlyle Investment Centre -- Meinian is second investment from its yuan fund (Recasts lead; adds background of yuan-denominated fund in the third paragraph; quotes from

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June 28, 2012 BUSINESSWEEK   Dr. Wang Jingming, who runs Chang’an Hospital in Xi’an in Northwest China, is brimming with ideas on how to boost income from the 1,000-bed facility, including wringing more profit from its convenience store, the canteen, and even the mortuary.

June 25, 2012 BLOOMBERG China, where 260 million people suffer from cancer, diabetes and other diseases, is in a hurry to bolster its medical services. Investors are ready to help. The latest is Carlyle Group LP-backed Concord Medical Services Holdings Ltd.

October 4, 2011 SEEKING ALPHA Concord Medical Services (CCM) is almost a classic deep value stock. Let me give you the rundown, then get to the 'almost.' CCM stock IPO'ed at eleven dollars on the NYSE in December 2009. Since IPO, the company has dropped to three dollars and change, despite slowly