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Bayerisch Gmain / Bischofswiesen – The care and therapy center in Bayerisch Gmain and the Hallthurm-Untersberg Socio-Therapeutic Center in Bischofswiesen have officially changed ownership. The Munich-based Coreh Care Holding has acquired the Bayerisch Gmain Pflege- und Therapiezentrum GmbH, the operator of both facilities. The acquisition was confirmed by Managing Director Sandra Samardzic, who has been with the company for twelve years and will continue to lead the operating company as both managing director and shareholder.
Securing a major local employer
The transaction, for which the contract has already been signed, marks a significant shift for one of the largest social sector employers in the Berchtesgadener Land district. The facilities provide essential care services across two main locations:
- Bayerisch Gmain: 144 nursing places and 37 socio-therapeutic places.
- Bischofswiesen (Hallthurm): 106 places dedicated to individuals with chronic psychiatric illnesses and addiction issues.
The facilities serve a total of nearly 290 residents, some of whom reside in secure living areas under court orders. The operational stability of these centers is vital for the region, as they employ approximately 240 staff members. According to company representatives, the employees have already been informed of the ownership change.
Focus on continuity
The acquisition by Coreh Care Holding is expected to provide stability for both the staff and the residents. Sandra Samardzic emphasized that the transition aims to maintain the high standards of care provided at both the Bayerisch Gmain center and the Hallthurm-Untersberg facility. By retaining existing management structures, the new ownership seeks to ensure a smooth transition for the vulnerable population currently under their care.
The deal represents a strategic expansion for the Munich-based holding company, which is positioning itself more strongly within the specialized care market in Bavaria. Further details regarding potential investments or changes in operational procedures have not yet been disclosed, but the primary focus remains on the continued provision of care for the nearly 300 residents.
Source: A. Miller Zeitungsverlag KG
