Prime has teamed up with the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) for 2018/19, to offer fresh property insights to the NHS’ finance experts and help more healthcare providers deliver the facilities they need for the future.
Prime has teamed up with the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) for 2018/19, to offer fresh property insights to the NHS’ finance experts and help more healthcare providers deliver the facilities they need for the future.
As the Association’s corporate partner specialising in property, Prime will be sharing its 20+ years of experience in developing healthcare property through a series of workshops and forums for members. These sessions will be focused on how NHS professionals can develop financially savvy property solutions that also meet changing strategic, operational and accounting requirements and deliver value for money.
Estate is currently a high priority for the Department of Health and Social Care, so Prime’s partnership with the HFMA is timely.
Vikki Town, Group Finance Director of Prime said: “Estates transformation is never simple, but with sound technical knowledge and commercial creativity, it’s surprising what is possible. Through partnership with the HFMA, we will be sharing experience of delivering real-world property solutions and showing how these can be achieved with limited capital and generate commercial revenue from an estate, to reinvest in frontline clinical services.
“We are looking forward to working with HFMA members over the next 12 months and sharing knowledge to develop estate within NHS capital and regulatory constraints.”
Prime has delivered more than 100 new healthcare property facilities and knows the pivotal role a sound finance and investment case plays in making projects successful. Its first workshop for HFMA members will be on 13 November 2018 at the Brighter Together: Estates Forum where Group Finance Director, Vikki Town and Chief Investment Officer, Phil Holland will be presenting a session on securing affordable investment.
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