Spirit Health, a UK healthcare services and products provider, has secured a £2m debt finance package from the British Business Bank’s Midlands Engine Investment Fund II (MEIF II). Spirit Health works with the NHS, patients and healthcare providers to improve access to care, enhance efficiency and reduce costs across the
Kirstie Pickering
Spirit Health, a UK healthcare services and products provider, has secured a £2m debt finance package from the British Business Bank’s Midlands Engine Investment Fund II (MEIF II).
Spirit Health works with the NHS, patients and healthcare providers to improve access to care, enhance efficiency and reduce costs across the healthcare system.
The firm provides diabetes care products, including blood glucose meters and test strips, insulin pen needles and continuous glucose monitoring systems, complemented by clinical education, implementation support and medicines optimisation services.
By combining products, technology and clinical expertise, the business says it helps the NHS deliver practical and cost-effective improvements in patient outcomes.
The MEIF II funding will support Spirit Health’s next phase of growth as it expands its NHS-facing products and services designed to help improve patient outcomes, reduce system costs and support teams delivering the care.
“This investment is an important milestone for Spirit and gives us the platform to accelerate our growth at a time when the NHS needs practical, scalable solutions more than ever,” says Chris Barker, CEO at Spirit Healthcare Limited.
“Our focus is on helping healthcare teams deliver high-quality care more efficiently. Maven’s backing allows us to go further and faster, expanding the reach of our products and services across the NHS.”
