Search for About Investors Portfolio Sustainability News Contact Latest news Board of directors Home > About > Board of directors The directors are responsible for managing the business affairs of the Company in accordance with its articles of association and have overall responsibility for the Company’s activities. The board may delegate certain functions to other parties such as the administrator, the company secretary and the registrar. The directors have responsibility for exercising supervision of the appointed service providers. For further information on the board’s activities see corporate governance. Rupert Barclay Independent Chairman Rosemary Boot Senior independent non-executive director Amanda Aldridge Independent non-executive director Paul Craig Non-executive director Philip Hall Independent non-executive director Chris Santer Independent non-executive director Latest Report Latest Presentation Sustainability Report Fact sheet Accreditations Quick Links Reporting centre Our business model Our strategy Our properties Dividends Key Information Document (KID) Contacts © 2021 Impact Healthcare REIT Terms & Conditions Privacy & Cookies Credits To find out about how we use cookies please see our Privacy and Cookies Policy. By continuing to use this website you agree to our use of our cookies unless you have disabled them. Accept

Search for About Investors Portfolio Sustainability News Contact Latest news Our market Home > About > Our market In the UK, we see sustainable growth in demand for elderly care, constrained supply of beds and a highly fragmented market, coupled with rising fees and the prospect of further government funding. This creates an attractive long-term opportunity for well-capitalised asset owners to achieve scale by acquiring high-quality resilient homes, while working in partnership with well-managed operators who are committed to providing high standards of care. Care for older people 2020 market value £17.3bn Nursing care homes total £8,072m for profit £7,281m not-for-profit £791m Residential care homes total £7,489m for profit £5,930m not-for-profit £1,559m NHS elderly care facilities state-run £1,069m Local authority care homes state-run £689m Market Drivers 1. An ageing population 2. Capacity has not been rising in line with an ageing population 3. Potential pent-up demand 4. A fragmented market 5. Dementia 6. Fees rising faster than inflation Latest Report Latest Presentation Sustainability Report Fact sheet Accreditations Quick Links Reporting centre Our business model Our strategy Our properties Dividends Key Information Document (KID) Contacts © 2021 Impact Healthcare REIT Terms & Conditions Privacy & Cookies Credits To find out about how we use cookies please see our Privacy and Cookies Policy. By continuing to use this website you agree to our use of our cookies unless you have disabled them. Accept