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| − | *[[John Nash]], chairman of Care UK. Founder of the private equity fund [[Sovereign Capital]], which owns several healthcare companies. | + | *[[John Nash]], ex-chairman of Care UK. Founder of the private equity fund [[Sovereign Capital]], which owns several healthcare companies. |
Revision as of 17:36, 29 November 2010
Care UK is a private health and social care company operating in the UK. Services it provides include: running 12 GP Led Healthcare Centres, 4 Out of Hours services, 2 NHS Walk-in Centres, 10 NHS Treatment Centres, providing surgery and diagnostic tests for over 37,000 patients each year. It also runs 57 nursing and / or residential care homes.[1]
It is well placed to benefit from the Conservative Party promise to make it easier for private providers to perform more NHS work.
Political connections and lobbying
In November 2009, John Nash made a donation of £21,000 to then shadow health secretary Andre Lansley, now secretary of state for Health. Nash and his wife Caroline are regular Tory donors who have given £107,000 to the party since 2006.[2]
Care UK employs lobbying firm Portland PR.[3]
People
- John Nash, ex-chairman of Care UK. Founder of the private equity fund Sovereign Capital, which owns several healthcare companies.
Contact
Care UK
21 Great Winchester Street
London, EC2N 2JA
Url:www.careuk.com
References
- ↑ Care UK, Facts and Figures, accessed Nov 2010
- ↑ Kirsty Walker ,Tory Health spokesman accepted £21,000 donation from private health firm boss, Daily Mail, 15th January 2010
- ↑ APPC register, to August 2010
