The CEO of One Health Group, the Sheffield-based independent provider of NHS-funded medical procedures, has hailed an “exceptional year.”
Releasing audited results for the year ended 31 March 2025, the business saw turnover reach £28.4m, up from £23m in the year prior. Meanwhile, the firm made a pre-tax profit of £1.5m, up from £1.1m.
A total of 7,043 surgical procedures were delivered for NHS patients, marking a 14% increase, delivered through nine independent hospitals.
The results come as One Health Group awaits planning permission for the construction of its first surgical hub, which is expected to deliver significant additional operating capacity in 2026.
Adam Binns, CEO, said: “The whole team have delivered an exceptional year with multiple records established in key operational and financial measures across the organisation.
“In addition to a significant uplift in direct referrals from NHS patients exercising their statutory right to choose One Health as their provider of care through ‘Patient Choice’ after visiting their GP, we have continued to support five individual NHS Trusts’ with their internal patient waiting lists, further reducing the pressure on the NHS.
“Amongst several highlights in the year was a successful listing on AIM in March raising £7.8 million, with net proceeds to the Group of £5.6 million and £2.2 million gross proceeds to selling shareholders. This funding will be used to develop our first surgical hub, a key part of our mid to long term growth strategy to deliver strategic surgical capacity growth in underserved areas, with planning feedback expected shortly.
“We have delivered a strong performance in all our three drivers of growth; more patients, more operating theatre capacity and a record number of new surgeons applying to provide their services to the Group. This has enabled us to provide our services to a wider community of NHS patients.
“Finally, and importantly, key to our continued development is the investment in our people to ensure we continue to attract and retain the best talent, whilst focussing on nurturing and developing the expertise within the One Health team to support robust, clinically safe growth.
“Given the considerable progress made over the last year, One Health is well placed to support the increasing demands of NHS commissioners and NHS patients through the delivery of fast, free, local healthcare.
“Activity into Q1 26 has remained strong and we look forward to the future with confidence, as our business model which has been providing care, free at the point of delivery to NHS patients for over 20 years, continues to grow, providing more care to more patients through ‘Patient Choice’ across an ever-increasing geography to reduce the pressure on the NHS.”
