As specialist finance brokers within the Care Home and Healthcare sector, we have a broad knowledge in providing tailored funding packages for quality operators looking to expand.
We will always work to find the most competitive interest rates in order to ensure payments are as low as possible. We are not tied to any one lending house; therefore we will look to attain the best terms in order to keep your cash flow as robust as possible.
At Oakhurst Finance we take pride in our attention to detail with regard to Client service and delivery. We acknowledge that no two Client requirements are the same.
All initial works are on a speculative basis and we only take on a proposal if we are confident of securing competitive funding for your business. This can usually be ascertained very quickly following a preliminary telephone conversation.
Limited Time Offer
Further to having the most competitive commercial lending rates for re-financing, Oakhurst Finance has acquired an additional 0.8% discount for business funds.
The 0.8% rate reduction is available for a limited time and funds will need to be drawn by the end of 2011.
There are no catches - just the following criteria:
The funds are to be used for business purposes only i.e.
Turn your leasehold property into a freehold
Buy a new property & convert into business setting
Extend your business premises
News Feed
Healthcare Market
Colliers Intl Care Homes Review, Spring 2010
Despite pressure on occupancy levels and weekly fees, operators have managed costs to ensure that profitability remains intact. Care homes will, however, need to increasingly focus on residents with higher needs, particularly dementia care, as public funding becomes limited to those with the greatest care requirements.
The large number of deals over recent years indicates that the sector continues to enjoy growth, notwithstanding the current downturn in the economy. There have, however, been fewer transactions in 2009. There has been growing activity and planning with regard to care villages and assisted living, with an increasing number of schemes providing 24-hour emergency assistance and domestic care for semi-independent living. Based on demographic information and schemes in the pipeline, this promises to remain a buoyant sector in coming years, although this sector of the market has also been impacted by the recent downturn in the economy, being particularly affected by falls in the general housing market.
