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SZV accounts for 74% SMMC patient revenue, BES 10% | The Daily Herald

July 23, 2026

SZV accounts for 74% SMMC  patient revenue, BES 10% | The Daily Herald
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An SMMC staffer (photo from SMMC 2025 Annual Report)

CAY HILL--Social and Health Insurances SZV remained St. Maarten Medical Center's (SMMC) largest funding partner in 2025, accounting for 73% of the hospital's patient revenue.

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According to SMMC's 2025 Annual Report, referrals from the BES islands generated an additional 10% of patient revenue, supporting the hospital's strategy of strengthening its role as a regional healthcare provider.

The report said SZV continued to be the hospital's primary funding partner, while patient referrals from the BES islands remained an important source of revenue.

SMMC said the contribution from BES referrals reinforces its strategic objective of expanding and strengthening its position as a regional healthcare p

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/szv-accounts-for-74-smmc-patient-revenue-bes-10

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