3. +
Developing Healthcare
Infrastructure
Need for new types of infrastructure
Extending care outside of Hospital
Multi-occupiers of facilities
Focus is to move away from a
‘Building’ view of the world to a
‘Property’ view.
4. +
Developing Healthcare
Infrastructure
Existing Infrastructure may no longer be suitable but located
on valuable city centre sites
Public Sector ownership of land across a health geography
will be extensive but often not capitalised upon
The opportunity is to create value from estate management
as well as development
5. +
Developing Healthcare
Infrastructure
Focus on reconfiguration
Create new infrastructure and manage run-down of
inappropriate facilities and deliver value from surplus estate
Finding partners to manage infrastructure change
Catalyst for new patterns of delivery
14. +
Developing Healthcare
Infrastructure
Delivers Health and Social Care
Campus
Maximises land value and uses
this to assist affordability
Attractive to local community
Multi occupation of provider
Trusts and Charity
Supports real reconfiguration
15. +
Developing Healthcare
Infrastructure
Infrastructure Remains
Attractive Asset Class
Current uncertainty in the debt
markets is significantly
impinging access to capital.
Government/DH need to clarify
how the government covenant
will be used.
New sources of capital
required.
New type of Private Sector
Partners with background in
maximising value from surplus
16. +
Developing Healthcare
Infrastructure
Role of NHS Property Ltd in
development.
Opportunity to leverage off
public sources of capital eg
FTFF.
NHS Infrastructure Fund?
Look to US Healthcare REITs
and understanding of the asset
class.
Creation of supply chain for
Asset creation and
Development
17. +
The way forward
“Seeking development in effective management of NHS Assets
to deliver improvements
not only in the quality of facilities
but also the quality of care ”