Rede D’Or São Luiz

In 1977, a visionary cardiologist named Jorge Moll Filho founded Cardiolab in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. What began as a small diagnostic imaging clinic soon evolved into Rede D’Or São Luiz, the largest private hospital operator in Brazil. This transformation was driven by Moll's ambition to create a comprehensive healthcare network that could provide high-quality medical services across the country.

Under Moll's leadership, Rede D’Or expanded rapidly, acquiring hospitals and building new facilities to meet the growing demand for private healthcare. The company's strategic acquisitions and investments in state-of-the-art medical technology positioned it as a leader in the Brazilian healthcare sector.

A significant milestone in Rede D’Or's journey was its Initial Public Offering (IPO) in December 2020. This event marked a new chapter for the company, providing it with the capital needed to further expand its operations and enhance its service offerings. The IPO was one of the largest in Brazil's history, underscoring the company's prominence in the market.

Today, Rede D’Or São Luiz operates over 50 hospitals with more than 11,000 beds, serving millions of patients annually. The company's commitment to innovation and excellence in healthcare continues to drive its growth and success, making it a cornerstone of Brazil's medical landscape.