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Managing facilities from lenders is often complex but is an essential part of an organisation’s success. Regulation is becoming more rigorous which means funding into this area needs more tailored advice. From acquisitions and property finance to restructures and asset-based lending, our specialist banking team provide hands-on project management with an entrepreneurial approach and an in depth understanding of the health and social care sector.
We’re a trusted adviser to hundreds of healthcare providers and regulators across both public and private sectors. With one of the largest health and care law practices in the UK, our specialist lawyers provide advice across all areas of health and care law. Our unique perspective brings together public and private healthcare, allowing us to share insights that connect our clients together.
The banking and finance team are able to capitalise on the firm’s unique independent and public healthcare offering. Our ability to provide sector-focused transactional, property and regulatory advice means we win repeat work from funder and borrower clients in this sector.
Our experience in the healthcare sector covers the broad range of areas including:
In the last nine months of 2021 we saw a huge amount of activity across all sub-sectors of health and social care.
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Join Browne Jacobson and Virgin Money for an on-demand webinar as they discussed their thoughts on the outlook for acquisition activity and funding in the health and care sectors.
Join Browne Jacobson, Clydesdale Bank/Virgin Money and Hazelwoods Healthcare specialists in this on-demand video as they discuss their thoughts on the outlook for acquisition activity and funding in the health and care sectors.
The Covid-19 pandemic has given operators and investors in the care home market new factors to consider when assessing acquisition targets.
I would happily use them again due to the level of experience they have, the attention to detail they use when reviewing transactions and the speed in which they act.
I have dealt with them for many years and have received consistently excellent service over that period. They have a real strength in depth to their Banking and Corporate teams and are extremely focused on client management with strong commercial negotiating skills.
They take a highly joined-up approach. You can always be sure that a conversation with one lawyer, will be passed onto all. A key point of difference is the significant partner attention that clients get.
This team delivers a prompt, attentive and accurate service to the client from beginning to end.
Market commentators highlight the firm for its "strong independent health practice."
Another market source says: "They are reliable and provide a good cost-effective service."
Advised Clydesdale Bank/Virgin Money on new facilities to Gensmile Dental Care to fund its future growth and acquisition plans in the private dental sector.
Advised HSBC on its funding of the acquisition of Pearn’s Pharmacies Ltd by the Knights Chemist group.
Advised the selling shareholders on the MBO of Genesis Dental Group backed by August equity.
Advised Santander Growth Capital on its £1.5m loan to Six Physio Limited to support its long-term acquisitive growth strategy.
We provide a package of services for supporting data protection managers. Our DPA breach support services minimise the risk of a data protection breach.
The helpline is staffed by qualified employment solicitors, giving you access to sensible and practical advice.
Even many years after the implementation of the Mental Capacity Act, there is still a long way to go to get it fully embedded in health and social care practice.
In partnership with Nottingham CityCare, we have developed a fixed price end-to-end solution to handle the processing of retrospective Continuing Healthcare claims.
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