Investing in sustainable buildings
PHP continues to invest in modern, energy‑efficient healthcare buildings that support both patient wellbeing and long‑term environmental performance.
During 2025, PHP progressed a number of refurbishment and asset management projects designed to improve building efficiency and reduce operational carbon emissions. This work has been strengthened further through the launch of PHP’s new solar panel solution, introduced as part of the Group’s commitment to enhancing buildings for tenants.
The initial trial scheme, rolled out across nine sites throughout the UK, represented a £0.9 million investment. These installations are expected to generate approximately 650,000 kWh of renewable electricity per year, with more than 70% consumed on site. Customers benefit from discounted electricity rates compared with grid prices, reduced reliance on grid‑supplied energy, and improvements in EPC ratings. The initiative also delivers a strong return on investment for shareholders, demonstrating the value of integrating renewable energy solutions across the estate.
PHP’s approach is focused on creating sustainable buildings for the long term – ensuring healthcare facilities remain fit for purpose, energy efficient and capable of supporting the evolving needs of local communities.
Investing in people and professional development
PHP recognises that our people are central to delivering long-term success and maintaining strong relationships with occupiers, partners and communities.
During 2025, we delivered more than 1,535 hours of professional and personal development training across the business, investing approximately £40,000 in employee learning and development. Training programmes covered leadership, sustainability, cyber security, health and safety, ESG awareness and professional qualifications, with seven employees supported through professional accreditation programmes.
PHP continues to promote flexible working, wellbeing initiatives and open communication across the organisation, helping to create a positive and supportive working environment. The business also maintains a strong focus on diversity and inclusion, with women representing 52% of the UK workforce and 37% of Board positions.
Investing in community wellbeing
Located predominantly within residential communities, our healthcare centres help improve access to modern healthcare closer to home while reducing pressure on secondary care settings. Serving 11 million patients across the UK and Ireland, PHP’s portfolio continues to expand in response to rising primary care demand, supporting overstretched Accident & Emergency (“A&E”) departments and meeting the needs of an ageing and growing population.
Alongside investment in healthcare infrastructure, PHP continues to support local charities and wellbeing initiatives through our wider social impact activities. During 2025, the Group committed £33,000 in grants to community-focused projects and supported charities including Children with Cancer UK, Welsh Air Ambulance and BBC Children in Need. PHP also provides employees with up to five paid volunteering days each year to support causes that matter to them and their local communities.