Home Finance Castlemeadow Care to build new care facility in East Anglia, backed by Cynergy Bank

Castlemeadow Care to build new care facility in East Anglia, backed by Cynergy Bank

by Kirsty Kirsty

Family-owned care home business Castlemeadow Care is expanding its operations in East Anglia thanks to £18m in funding from Cynergy Bank. The loan will be used to refinance existing sites in Kings Lynn and Long Stratton, as well as fund a new 60+ bed care home care home.

Castlemeadow Care offers specialist care, support, and high-quality care homes and assisted living residences. This latest development advocates the UK’s need for more care facilities at a time when many are closing.

The loan from Cynergy Bank benefits Castlemeadow Care by not only enabling them to build new nursing and retirement facilities, but also refinance their existing properties to ensure they maintain the excellent standard of care they are known for. Castlemeadow Care’s expansion will allow for over 60 additional individuals to be supported by dedicated staff and provide brand new spaces and resources for residents to explore their hobbies and passions – something Castlemeadow Care strives to prioritise.

Sanjay Kaushal, Director and Founder, Castlemeadow Care said: “We are pleased to announce this significant milestone in our journey towards expanding quality care for our community. Thanks to funding from Cynergy Bank, we are building a new care home as part of a large care village complex, which marks a new chapter in our commitment to providing exceptional care and support for our senior residents. We look forward to enhancing the lives of many more individuals with our state-of-the-art facilities and compassionate care.”

Dan Hewitt, Healthcare Director, Cynergy Bank commented: “We’re delighted to welcome Castlemeadow Care as a new customer. This marks another successful deal for Cynergy Bank within the social care sector, and we are proud and committed to serving the funding needs of SMEs for such an essential and important industry in the UK.”

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