While NHS Trusts and the UK healthcare sector await further clarity on the government’s plans for Public Private Partnerships (PPP) to finance new hospital developments, MTX Contracts Ltd continues to refine its own managed services solution to deliver new healthcare facilities without the requirement for challenging capital funding provision. Here, managing director David Hartley explains why it is proving a preferred option for so many Trust boards.
The government's New Hospitals Programme aims to deliver new hospital buildings without relying on a PFI-style model, but where is the money going to come from, and how can it deliver those new facilities at the pace that is now required?
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has already confirmed that the investment for 250 new Neighbourhood Health Centres will be delivered through public-private partnerships (PPP) forming one of the key elements in the government's 10 Year Health Plan headlined in July last year.
NHS leaders are encouraging a new model of co-investment where significant financial benefits can be realised with a more timely, intelligently designed, and better controlled project model that can outweigh any financing costs.
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