I'm a bit concerned about this potential sale 
... don't get me wrong, Spire has been under pressure from investors, but do we really want to see another private equity firm come in and just flip the company around like a commodity? 
I mean, they're not exactly known for prioritizing patient care over profits.
At the same time, I can understand why some people might see this as an opportunity for Spire to get back on its feet and start innovating again
. The NHS is under a lot of strain, and it's worth exploring new ways to help patients access healthcare more efficiently.
But what really worries me is that we're talking about a company with a huge portfolio of hospitals and clinics - over £1.4 billion worth! That's a huge chunk of the NHS budget... I just hope whoever ends up buying Spire doesn't prioritize profits over people 
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... don't get me wrong, Spire has been under pressure from investors, but do we really want to see another private equity firm come in and just flip the company around like a commodity? I mean, they're not exactly known for prioritizing patient care over profits.At the same time, I can understand why some people might see this as an opportunity for Spire to get back on its feet and start innovating again
. The NHS is under a lot of strain, and it's worth exploring new ways to help patients access healthcare more efficiently.But what really worries me is that we're talking about a company with a huge portfolio of hospitals and clinics - over £1.4 billion worth! That's a huge chunk of the NHS budget
... I just hope whoever ends up buying Spire doesn't prioritize profits over people .
, but also kinda worrying how it'll affect NHS patients who already struggle with access to care. dont know if private equity is right for them, maybe just making things more complicated? 