Puma, which funded seven new care homes in 2023, aims to back developments in carefully selected areas that can go some way in responding to demand.

The company understands that well-designed care home developments are crucial and so provides loans to schemes that endeavour to be as future-proof as possible.

Typically, these care homes include full en-suite wet rooms, an abundance of communal rooms, utilisation of assistive technology and well-planned outside space, which can be crucial to the health and wellbeing of residents.

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Puma continues to work with trusted development partners in the UK to deliver homes for residents and their families, including LNT Group, Newcare, Angela Swift Developments, Zephyr X and more.

Tony Throp, director and head of healthcare at Puma, commented: “It is becoming increasingly important to work with developers seeking to build future-proof homes with facilities to provide the best quality of life for residents.

“We hope that by backing high-quality schemes with developers and operators, we can go some way in responding to that demand and addressing this growing issue.”