BAYARD GLOBAL HOLDING announces the acquisition of two dental centres located in Sannois and Herblay-sur-Seine (Val-d'Oise). This transaction marks a major milestone in the group's development and forms part of its investment strategy to build a network of modern, innovative healthcare facilities rooted in their local communities.
This acquisition is more than simply an external growth transaction. It reflects a broader ambition: to reinvent the organisation of local healthcare by creating facilities capable of addressing the current challenges facing the French healthcare system.
Centres set to become next-generation healthcare hubs
The Sannois and Herblay-sur-Seine sites will gradually develop their activities to offer a multidisciplinary approach built around medicine, dental surgery, prevention, care pathway coordination and the digital innovations developed by the group.
The aim is to create facilities capable of:
- Improving access to local care
- Improving coordination between healthcare professionals
- Develop smoother patient journeys
- Gradually integrating digital coordination solutions
- Testing new organisational models to serve patients

Two pilot facilities for a nationwide project
The two centres will be the first pilot sites in a broader development programme led by BAYARD SANTÉ.
These facilities will make it possible to test new medical organisational models, strengthen cooperation with local authorities, and develop solutions that enable faster, more effective patient care. They will also serve as a testing ground for the group's future digital and organisational projects.
A practical response to public health challenges
Against a backdrop of pressure on healthcare provision, recruitment difficulties and growing population needs, BAYARD GLOBAL HOLDING aims to provide a practical response through sustained investment in healthcare infrastructure.
The ambition is to build a model that combines:
A long-term vision
Through this acquisition, BAYARD GLOBAL HOLDING confirms its ambition to become a major investor in healthcare, innovation and territorial development.
The group will pursue its growth strategy by supporting the transformation of existing institutions and developing new projects that meet the needs of patients and professionals alike.
The acquisition of the Sannois and Herblay-sur-Seine centres thus represents the first step in an ambitious development strategy based on a simple conviction:
Investing in healthcare means investing sustainably in the future of territories and in better access to care.