PHP has a dedicated team available to work with you to design and progress property improvement projects for your medical centre or healthcare property.
This allows your building to be extended or adapted to provide flexible accommodation to meet the changing requirements of health service delivery and maximise the range of services available for the local population, both now and in the future. You can download our Property Solutions brochure here to find out more.
We have worked with many of our tenants on a variety of projects to deliver such property solutions for them.
We will meet with you to discuss and gain an understanding of your practice’s business vision and needs.
We will work with you to plan the necessary changes or additions and translate this vision into a property solution that will allow your business to move forward.
Our goal is to facilitate the development of your premises to help you achieve better service delivery, improve the practice and patient experience within the medical facility and future-proof your business premises’ needs.
We will work with you to access whatever additional capital and revenue streams are available to provide property improvement projects to realise the benefits and minimise the cost.
Meet the team
The London-based team will be happy to discuss your ideas and plans. Please contact them for an informal chat in the first instance:
David has worked in the PHP business since August 2016 and was appointed to head up the asset management team in 2019 following the merger with the MedicX Fund. David now leads the recently combined asset, property and facilities management teams, driving forward PHP’s rolling site investment and management programmes, and was promoted to the Executive Committee during 2023. David is a Chartered Surveyor with over 20 years’ post qualified experience with Jones Lang LaSalle, Axa, LandSec and MWB.
Maurice joined PHP PLC in September 2019 working within the Asset Management Team. His strategic role is managing value across the existing portfolio; adding value where possible and defending value where necessary.
Previously, Maurice founded Citron Singer Finance an FCA authorised & regulated brokerage arranging commercial property finance across the capital stack. For 10 years, Maurice managed a Dublin based family office. The investment portfolio comprised retail and residential assets in Ireland and the UK.
Maurice is a Chartered Surveyor and holds has an MA in Psychology from Edinburgh University and an MSc in Property Finance from Westminster University.
Luke is a Chartered Surveyor with 10 years’ experience in the primary care sector. He works within the Asset Management team at PHP with a primary focus on delivering property enhancement solutions to the existing estate, including refurbishment, extension, and remodeling of the accommodation to ensure clinical and functional modernity. Luke has a comprehensive understanding of the NHS approval processes and has worked with a broad range of PHP’s existing tenants to support their businesses through challenges such as patient list growth, additional service requirements and NHS reforms.
Telephone: +44 (0) 203 824 1841
Email: James.Wilkinson@phpgroup.co.uk
Edwina is an Associate within the Asset Management team, in this role she works primarily with the existing portfolio of healthcare assets to finance property improvements to resolve property challenges while ensuring assets are fit for purpose. Edwina is a Chartered Surveyor with over 11 years’ experience in asset management, property management and development of primary care facilities throughout the UK.
Edwina previously worked for Bolt Asset Management on the GPG portfolio of primary healthcare assets on behalf of Blackrock Investment UK covering the North of England, North Wales and Scotland providing investment and asset management advice to the investment fund. Edwina gained her BA Honours degree in Politics and Economics from Reading University and furthered her education through a long distance Post Graduate Diploma in Surveying from the College of Estate Management before gaining her MRICS status.
Jemma joined the company from Octopus in March 2019, after the completion of the PHP merge with MedicX Fund having worked for Octopus Healthcare for over 13 years. Jemma works in the asset management team working with the NHS and GPs to deliver fit for purpose new medical centres. Jemma is based in Nottingham and covers central England.
Charlotte joined the Asset Management team at PHP in July 2020 as a graduate and qualified as a Chartered Surveyor in 2022. Prior to PHP, Charlotte completed a BA in English Literature from the University of Liverpool and holds an MSc in Real Estate at the University of Reading. Charlotte supports the Asset Management team helping to regear leases, let vacant space and seeking to enhance and add value to the PHP portfolio.
After joining PHP in July 2020 as a graduate, Will qualified as a Chartered Surveyor in Autumn 2022. Will works within the Asset Management team mitigating environmental and operational obsolescence in addition to enhancing the value of the portfolio.
Asset management in action
Axis, Ireland
Axis currently manages a portfolio of 30 properties including all of PHP’s Irish portfolio. The company also provides fit-out, property and facilities management services to the HSE and other businesses located across Ireland.
Laya Healthcare €1.7m capital project. Axis managed the design and construction of a Laya Health and Wellness Clinic for its members in Swords, North Dublin. Axis were appointed in advance of the initial site selection and planning process, installing and commissioning specialist diagnostic equipment. For 2024, Axis is working with Laya on three other sites in South Dublin, Limerick and Cork in 2024.
Uisce Eireann. €0.3m capital project. Formerly known as Irish Water the stateowned water utility, Axis in partnership with Conack Construction undertook various project works in Ireland’s largest water treatment plant in Leixlip Co. Kildare. Servicing major parts of Dublin, this plant is systematically being upgraded to ensure that it can deliver drinking water for decades to come. Work involved various re-roofing, drainage, electrical and mechanical works.
