A new integrated healthcare centre to be constructed by Tilbury Douglas at Catterick in North Yorkshire, UK, has secured planning approval.
This £55m integrated care centre is joint venture between the National Health Service (NHS) and Ministry of Defence (MOD).
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The healthcare campus, which has seen over seven years in development, will offer various healthcare services for Armed Forces personnel and their families located at Catterick Garrison as well as to residents of the wider Richmondshire region.
The purpose-built centre on the Garrison will offer primary care, advanced primary care, mental health services, physiotherapy, NHS dentistry for specially-abled children and adults, and voluntary and community healthcare support.
The project, which is subject to final clinical modelling, is expected to be completed in 2024.
North Yorkshire Place director for the NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (HNYICB) Wendy Balmain said: “The NHS and MOD have been working together since 2015 worked to turn the vision for an integrated health and care campus for military and local civilian populations into reality.
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By GlobalData“The formal planning approval is a major milestone, moving us forward with finalising our service proposals and achieving final approvals. I would like to thank all our partners for this significant collective achievement that in time will support the needs of the local community.”
Tilbury Douglas Construction regional director Paul Ellenor said: “It’s fantastic to have received formal planning permission for the Integrated Care Campus. My team and the project’s design partners have worked hard to develop a scheme that the local community can be proud of.
“Construction of the new Integrated Care Campus will benefit the local area, both during construction through new employment and training opportunities, and for the life of the building, supporting the community with high quality health care services. My team will now focus on finalising the design and preparing the site for construction to commence early next year.”
Works to prepare the site for construction have already commenced.
Construction will start in Spring 2023.
Many unused and dilapidated buildings have been demolished.
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Image: This £55m integrated care centre is joint venture between the National Health Service (NHS) and Ministry of Defence (MOD). Credit: Tilbury Douglas.
