Healthcare Vital Signs

CARE HOME INCOME AND COSTS BY COUNTY Bringing the focus back to the UK, the Healthcare analytics team has broken down its accounting data by county. The below area chart is the result. Nicholas West MRICS, Senior Analyst said ‘it’s interesting to note that Hertfordshire county is likely to attract operators and investors, due to the superior income profile, driven by high average weekly fees. However, unless the data is rigorously reviewed, details like high non-staff costs may not be considered. There are various underlying reasons for the spike in non-staff costs, which we are happy to talk through in further detail. If you wish to discuss this, or anything else in relation to the above chart, please contact me on the below details.’ Please note that data for at least four care homes has been used for each of the counties, with an average of data for 13 care homes used for each county. INCOME AND COSTS PER BED BY COUNTY £0K Lincolnshire East Sussex hertfordshire Shropshire Borough of Harrow Surrey Greater London Wiltshire Warwickshire Somerset Kent Glamorgan Hampshire Aberdeenshire Staordshire Berkshire South Yorkshire Oxfordshire Bedfordshire Dorset Iverness-shire Northamptonshire Edinburghshire Worcestershire Belfast Derbyshire Lanarkshire Fife London Nottinghamshire Cambridgeshire Norfolk Gloucestershire Tyne and Wear Redcar and Cleveland Middlesex North Yorkshire Clwyd Cheshire County Durham Lancashire Leicestershire West Yorkshire Birmingham Bournemouth West Midlands Greater Manchester East Riding of Yorkshire £10K £20K £30K £40K £50K £60K £70K £35,231 £20,701 £8,834 £5,712 Income Wages EBITDARM Other 21 | CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD