North-west picks up after small dip
Our tour of NHS private patient units continues with Philip Housden analysing private patient revenue growth for 27 NHS acute trusts across the North-west region. This covers the conurbations of Greater Manchester and Liverpool, and counties of Cheshire, Lancashire and Cumbria.
For this regional group of trusts, the accounts show that total private patient revenues increased in 2017-18, albeit not fully making up the reduction experienced the year before.
Total revenues are stated at £30.0m in 2017-18, up approximately 2.5% from £29.3m in 2016-17 (Figure 1, right). This level of income represents a small decline from 0.36 to 0.35% of these trusts’ total patient-related activity revenues. This remains below the combined national average outside of London of 0.5%.
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