General hospital · Breda

Amphia

Wait times over the norm59%

51 of 86 over the norm

Result€29 m

2025, margin 4.1%

Solvency42%

sector average 36% (2024)

Parking per hour€2.56

Breda (Molengracht)

Locations

Amphia locatie MolengrachtMolengracht, 4818CK Breda

Wait times

Latest report: 27 October 2026. Over the norm first. The colour measures a wait against the Treeknorm, the position against the other hospitals: position 1 is the shortest.

Over the norm, every fortnight

AmphiaAll hospitals

Waits against the norm, by kind

within the Treeknormover it, up to one and a half timesmore than one and a half timesnot reported

Treatments

For	Wait	Position	Median in the Netherlands25th–75th percentile
Cardiac ablationCardiology	182 days	9 of 10	68 days61–88 days
Tooth extraction without general anaestheticOral and maxillofacial surgery	175 days	33 of 34	57 days29–64 days
Spinal fusion (not for slipped disc or stenosis)Neurosurgery / Orthopaedics	162 days	18 of 20	74 days52–133 days
Carpal tunnel surgerySurgery / Plastic surgery / Orthopaedics	140 days	36 of 37	44 days21–59 days
Total knee replacementOrthopaedics	132 days	50 of 60	84 days45–117 days
Breast reconstructionPlastic surgery	131 days	32 of 42	79 days52–130 days
Eyelid surgeryOphthalmology	122 days	28 of 30	54 days39–89 days
Dupuytren's contracture surgeryPlastic surgery	119 days	38 of 45	66 days42–96 days
Kidney stone removal through the skin (PCNL)Urology	111 days	24 of 25	49 days29–63 days
Total hip replacementOrthopaedics	106 days	52 of 61	64 days42–90 days
Enlarged prostate surgeryUrology	88 days	39 of 57	61 days43–99 days
Trigger finger releasePlastic surgery	78 days	32 of 35	32 days23–51 days
Peripheral nerve release (incl. carpal tunnel)Neurosurgery	77 days	17 of 19	46 days32–64 days
Apicectomy (root-end surgery)Oral and maxillofacial surgery	75 days	27 of 31	39 days19–60 days
Umbilical hernia repair in adultsSurgery	72 days	30 of 50	53 days34–97 days
Meniscus or knee ligament surgerySurgery / Orthopaedics	71 days	39 of 55	50 days33–75 days
Knee arthroscopyOrthopaedics	71 days	38 of 46	42 days27–63 days
Endovenous varicose vein treatmentDermatology	70 days	25 of 37	57 days42–78 days
Incontinence or bladder prolapse surgery (men)Urology	68 days	13 of 17	49 days32–68 days
Incontinence or prolapse surgery (women)Gynaecology	67 days	29 of 61	71 days48–117 days
Varicose vein surgerySurgery	64 days	18 of 26	53 days31–87 days
CircumcisionUrology / Surgery	63 days	24 of 35	50 days31–74 days
Slipped disc or spinal stenosis surgeryNeurosurgery / Orthopaedics	63 days	29 of 44	55 days42–71 days
Tonsil or adenoid removalENT	57 days	27 of 63	60 days42–82 days
HysterectomyGynaecology	50 days	20 of 58	64 days42–89 days
Surgery for benign anal conditionsSurgery / Dermatology	48 days	27 of 55	49 days33–80 days
Cataract surgeryOphthalmology	47 days	25 of 56	49 days30–84 days
Female sterilisationGynaecology	45 days	12 of 26	48 days35–89 days
Groin hernia repairSurgery	45 days	29 of 65	49 days28–91 days
VasectomySurgery / Urology	43 days	15 of 29	43 days28–63 days
Coronary angioplasty (PCI)Cardiology	41 days	19 of 21	26 days14–30 days
Grommets (ear tubes)ENT	40 days	33 of 61	37 days29–51 days
Cardiac catheterisationCardiology	35 days	35 of 42	21 days15–28 days
Coronary artery bypass surgeryCardiothoracic surgery	31 days	7 of 12	29 days21–46 days
Mohs surgeryDermatology	29 days	5 of 23	54 days42–83 days
Gallbladder removalSurgery	5 days	4 of 63	43 days30–64 days
IUI (intrauterine insemination)Gynaecology	3 days	10 of 28	9 days2–36 days

Outpatient clinic: first appointment

For	Wait	Position	Median in the Netherlands25th–75th percentile
Gynaecology (general)Gynaecology	410 days	68 of 68	72 days45–114 days
Gastroenterology (general)Gastroenterology	295 days	62 of 66	98 days50–148 days
Rheumatology (general)Rheumatology	210 days	57 of 60	47 days29–90 days
Sleep centreOther	142 days	20 of 24	70 days43–125 days
Cardiology (general)Cardiology	90 days	64 of 68	28 days16–45 days
Incontinence in womenGynaecology	90 days	28 of 44	67 days49–91 days
Oral and maxillofacial surgeryOral and maxillofacial surgery	90 days	49 of 57	31 days15–59 days
Neurology (general)Neurology	84 days	45 of 67	64 days48–90 days
Internal medicine (general)Internal medicine	81 days	57 of 68	42 days24–61 days
EndocrinologyInternal medicine	58 days	30 of 49	48 days29–67 days
Foot and ankle problemsOrthopaedics	50 days	37 of 49	21 days11–50 days
Fertility problemsGynaecology	50 days	24 of 55	60 days38–80 days
Geriatric medicineGeriatric medicine	50 days	52 of 63	28 days16–45 days
Ophthalmology (general)Ophthalmology	45 days	24 of 58	59 days21–90 days
Neurosurgery (general)Neurosurgery	42 days	20 of 41	42 days22–63 days
Urology (general)Urology	42 days	41 of 66	32 days20–60 days
Paediatrics (general)Paediatrics	35 days	33 of 65	35 days21–57 days
Surgery (general)Surgery	32 days	56 of 66	14 days7–27 days
Dermatology (general)Dermatology	30 days	23 of 66	35 days28–70 days
Respiratory medicine (general)Respiratory medicine	28 days	34 of 68	28 days13–42 days
Shoulder problemsOrthopaedics	21 days	25 of 48	20 days14–29 days
ProctologySurgery	20 days	16 of 47	25 days13–48 days
RehabilitationRehabilitation	17 days	8 of 40	36 days21–43 days
Hip problemsOrthopaedics	15 days	30 of 51	14 days7–24 days
Knee problemsOrthopaedics	15 days	31 of 51	14 days7–31 days
ENT (general)ENT	14 days	20 of 66	21 days12–30 days
NephrologyInternal medicine	12 days	8 of 51	33 days19–50 days
CataractOphthalmology	11 days	17 of 47	20 days8–40 days
Vascular surgerySurgery	9 days	13 of 62	18 days10–30 days
Sports medicineSports medicine	9 days	4 of 26	26 days11–43 days
Medical oncologyInternal medicine	8 days	20 of 49	9 days6–15 days
Plastic surgery (general)Plastic surgery	7 days	6 of 63	24 days10–42 days
Pain managementAnaesthesiology	5 days	3 of 65	58 days23–90 days
Breast clinicSurgery	5 days	45 of 59	3 days2–5 days

Tests

For	Wait	Position	Median in the Netherlands25th–75th percentile
Bone density scan (DEXA)Radiology	90 days	53 of 60	18 days12–38 days
Neck MRIRadiology	49 days	54 of 60	22 days13–33 days
Brain MRIRadiology	49 days	54 of 61	21 days11–35 days
Back MRIRadiology	48 days	55 of 62	20 days13–33 days
CT scanRadiology	37 days	60 of 63	14 days9–22 days
GastroscopyGastroenterology	33 days	40 of 61	26 days15–40 days
Shoulder or arm MRIRadiology	30 days	39 of 59	20 days13–34 days
Sleep study (polysomnography)ENT / Respiratory medicine / Neurology	28 days	10 of 32	46 days25–68 days
Sleep apnoea testingENT / Respiratory medicine / Neurology	28 days	12 of 40	45 days25–70 days
ColonoscopyGastroenterology	27 days	26 of 61	28 days17–42 days
Hip or leg MRIRadiology	24 days	39 of 64	20 days10–33 days
Abnormal cervical smearGynaecology	14 days	10 of 46	17 days14–30 days
Ultrasound scanRadiology	10 days	23 of 66	13 days8–17 days
MammogramRadiology	2 days	10 of 62	5 days2–10 days
X-rayRadiology	1 days	27 of 61	1 days0–1 days

Quality per treatment

Report year 2025, as the hospital reported it, beside the median of all hospitals.

Pancreatic cancer

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Pancreatic head resections (Whipple)number per year	30	44
Severe complications after surgerylower is better	35.8%	32.3%
Died within 30 days of surgerylower is better	6.0%	2.4%
Median wait in days until treatmentlower is better	16	32

Tonsil or adenoid removal

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Re-operation for bleeding within 14 days (tonsils)lower is better	2.7%	2.6%
Re-operation for bleeding within 14 days (adenoids)lower is better	0.0%	0.0%

Abdominal aortic aneurysm

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Aortic aneurysm or dissection repairsnumber per year	82	69
Died within 30 days after repair of a ruptured aneurysmlower is better	32.5%	24.2%
Died within 30 days after repair of an intact aneurysmlower is better	0.6%	1.5%
Uncomplicated recovery after planned repair (textbook outcome)higher is better	68.2%	76.0%

Stroke

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Stroke patientsnumber per year	959	570
Median minutes from arrival to clot-busting treatmentlower is better	34	29

Bladder cancer

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Bladder removals for bladder cancernumber per year	42	42
Urologists performing bladder removalsnumber of specialists	5	3
Severe complications within 30 days of surgerylower is better	4.8%	15.0%
Died within 30 days of surgerylower is better	1.6%	0.9%

Breast implants

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Removed or replaced for a complication within 60 days (reconstruction)lower is better	5.5%	2.6%
Removed or replaced for a complication within 60 days (cosmetic)lower is better	0.0%	0.0%
Removed or replaced for a complication, day 61 to 365 (reconstruction)lower is better	8.0%	3.3%
Removed or replaced for a complication, day 61 to 365 (cosmetic)lower is better	0.0%	0.0%

Breast cancer

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Breast cancer patients operated onnumber per year	302	216
Surgical oncologists treating breast cancernumber of specialists	5	4
Plastic surgeons treating breast cancer patientsnumber of specialists	4	3
Median days from diagnosis to start of treatmentlower is better	32	32

Chronic kidney disease and dialysis

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Started dialysis with a working fistula or PD catheterhigher is better	57.1%	64.2%

Bowel cancer

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Colon cancer resectionsnumber per year	125	78
Rectal cancer resectionsnumber per year	46	30
Died within 90 days of rectal surgerylower is better	1.0%	0.0%
Complicated recovery after colon surgerylower is better	10.7%	11.6%
Complicated recovery after rectal surgerylower is better	30.6%	20.2%
Died within 90 days of colon surgerylower is better	1.1%	2.2%
Median days from diagnosis to treatment (colon)lower is better	41	36.8

Diabetes

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Diabetes patients treated by the paediatriciannumber per year	190	99
Diabetes patients treated by the internistnumber per year	1,917	1,350
Paediatrician: blood sugar on target (HbA1c below 58)higher is better	45.3%	47.8%
Internist: blood sugar on target (HbA1c below 58)higher is better	43.9%	42.3%
Paediatrician: blood sugar far too high (HbA1c above 86)lower is better	6.3%	5.9%
Internist: blood sugar far too high (HbA1c above 86)lower is better	5.8%	5.3%

Coronary angioplasty (PCI)

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Died within 30 days of angioplasty (PCI)lower is better	1.4%	2.6%
Died within 1 year of angioplasty (PCI)lower is better	4.4%	5.1%
Unplanned repeat procedure on the same vessel within 1 yearlower is better	2.7%	2.6%

Peripheral arterial disease

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Certified vascular surgeonsnumber of specialists	5	4
Vascular interventional radiologistsnumber of specialists	5	4

Gallbladder removal (gallstones)

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Readmitted for a complication within 30 days of surgerylower is better	3.4%	2.8%

Hip fracture

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Hip fractures treatednumber per year	624	293
Mobility score after 3 months, fully mobile before (1 = best)lower is better	2.4	2.6
ADL help needed after 3 months, independent before (0 = none)lower is better	1.1	1.3

Gynaecological cancer

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Debulking operations for ovarian cancernumber per year	59	60
Operations for endometrial cancernumber per year	111	64
Tumour fully removed at primary debulking (ovary)higher is better	75.0%	90.8%
Complicated recovery after ovarian debulking (adjusted)lower is better	5.6%	6.9%
Complicated recovery after keyhole hysterectomy (adjusted)lower is better	0.0%	0.0%
Died within 30 days of ovarian debulking (adjusted)lower is better	0.0%	0.0%
Median days from first visit to debulking surgerylower is better	25	35.2

Carotid artery surgery

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Carotid artery proceduresnumber per year	73	48
Died within 30 days of the procedurelower is better	0.9%	0.8%
Bleeding within 30 dayslower is better	1.4%	2.5%
Neurological event within 30 dayslower is better	1.4%	2.0%
Uncomplicated recovery (textbook outcome)higher is better	75.2%	79.8%

Slipped disc or spinal stenosis

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Re-operation within 30 dayslower is better	0.0%	0.4%
Spinal fluid leak during surgerylower is better	0.0%	0.3%
Deep wound infectionlower is better	0.0%	0.0%
More muscle weakness right after surgerylower is better	0.0%	0.0%

Hip replacement

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Hip replacementsnumber per year	543	421
Orthopaedic surgeons performing hip revisionsnumber of specialists	4	4
Orthopaedic surgeons placing hip replacementsnumber of specialists	5	5
Deep wound infection within 90 dayslower is better	1.4%	0.7%
Average hip score gain (OHS) after 12 monthshigher is better	18.6	18.6
Average drop in pain when active after 12 monthshigher is better	5.6	5.8
Revision within 1 year (adjusted)lower is better	3.2%	0.9%

Incontinence or prolapse in women

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Much or very much better after surgeryhigher is better	90.8%	90.8%

Cancer care (general)

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Kidney cancer operationsnumber per year	67	54
Colon resectionsnumber per year	180	131
Rectal resectionsnumber per year	95	46
Resections of liver metastasesnumber per year	36	36
Thyroid cancer patients operated onnumber per year	25	18
Gynaecologic oncologists in FTEnumber of specialists	1.1	2.6

Knee replacement

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Total knee replacementsnumber per year	360	310
Partial knee replacementsnumber per year	231	79
Orthopaedic surgeons performing knee revisionsnumber of specialists	3	3
Orthopaedic surgeons placing knee replacementsnumber of specialists	6	5
Deep wound infection within 90 dayslower is better	1.8%	0.4%
Average knee score gain (OKS) after 12 monthshigher is better	16.0	15.3
Average drop in pain when active after 12 monthshigher is better	4.8	4.9
Revision within 3 years (adjusted)lower is better	0.7%	1.3%

Liver surgery

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Liver resectionsnumber per year	36	50
Uncomplicated recovery after liver surgery (adjusted)higher is better	96.9%	84.4%

Lung cancer

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Lung resectionsnumber per year	68	64
Lung cancer patients given curative radiotherapynumber per year	—	174
Died within 90 days of stereotactic radiotherapylower is better	—	0.8%
Died within 30 days of lung surgerylower is better	2.3%	0.9%
Complicated recovery after lung surgerylower is better	23.1%	12.6%
Died within 90 days of chemoradiotherapylower is better	—	1.1%

Melanoma

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
New patients with inoperable melanoma (stage III/IV)number per year	69	67
Alive 1 year after diagnosis (stage III/IV)higher is better	55.5%	62.3%
Alive 2 years after diagnosis (stage III/IV)higher is better	47.3%	48.2%

Surgery for children

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Groin and scrotal operations in childrennumber per year	75	43
Operations for pyloric stenosisnumber per year	—	15

Emergency department

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Patients with severe multiple injuries receivednumber per year	19	33

Cataract surgery

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Better sight after surgery (at least 1 line gained)higher is better	89.4%	94.5%
Within 0.5 dioptre of the target strength after 4-6 weekshigher is better	75.6%	77.7%

Spinal fusion

Indicator	Amphia	Median in the Netherlands
Re-operation within 30 dayslower is better	3.6%	3.1%
Spinal fluid leak during surgerylower is better	0.0%	0.7%
Deep wound infectionlower is better	3.6%	2.0%
More muscle weakness right after surgerylower is better	0.0%	0.0%

Annual accounts

Figures of Stichting Amphia, from its public annual accounts.

Year	Revenue	Costs	Result	Margin	Equity	Solvency	Cash
2025filed 29 May 2026	€708 m	€674 m	€29 m	4.1%	€261 m	42.2%	€68 m
2024filed 27 May 2025	€680 m	€653 m	€23 m	3.4%	€223 m	35.7%	€90 m
2023filed 30 May 2024	€629 m	€614 m	€9.9 m	1.6%	€200 m	32.8%	€57 m
Sector average, General hospital (2024)
2024	—	—	—	2%	—	36%	—

Staff

Year	Care staff	Sick leave	Long-open vacancies
2025	2,166	6.8%	53
2024	2,218	6.2%	48
2023	—	—	—

Care staff: the average number of people in care. Sick leave: the care staff's sickness absence. Long open: vacancies open for three months or more.

Board and supervision

As the register lists them with the annual accounts for 2025.

Board of directors

Robert WagenmakersVoorzitter Raad van Bestuur · since 1 June 2023
Christiana Agnes Laurentia Maria LennardsVice voorzitter Raad van Bestuur · since 1 November 2019
Ivo Wilhelmus Adrianus VergouwenBestuurder · since 1 October 2021

Supervisory board

Arno Edgar TimmermansVoorzitter · since 1 September 2023
Hester Vermeulen - de VriesCommissaris · since 1 September 2020
Basilius Eduard van den DungenCommissaris · since 1 September 2021
Jolanda Désirée Lamse - MinderhoudCommissaris · since 1 March 2024
Sjoerd ReppingCommissaris · since 1 July 2024

Proxies and others

Josephus Wilhelmus Rudolphus BekkersGevolmachtigde · since 1 January 2025

Parking

Breda (Molengracht)

€2.56 an hour. The first 16 minutes free. Daily maximum €10.

€0.64 per 15 minutes, €2.56 per hour; emergency department €0.27 per 15 minutes, at most €5.00 per day.

Read on the hospital's website, 2 November 2026.