Construction company GRAHAM has joined the Neighbourhood Health Forum, which represents private-sector organisations involved in delivering health infrastructure.

Established in November 2025, the forum aims to provide a collective industry voice in support of the Government and NHS as they develop a neighbourhood health service and new public-private partnership models. Its membership has grown to 17 organisations, representing more than £10 billion of health infrastructure across 1,400 health buildings.

GRAHAM said its membership reflects its commitment to the development of healthcare infrastructure and sharing expertise with industry partners. Its UK healthcare work has included major acute hospitals, specialist clinical facilities, primary care centres and community health hubs. The company said it would contribute to discussions on neighbourhood healthcare and work with stakeholders on sustainable solutions for patients and communities.

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Sarah Beaumont-Smith, chair of the Neighbourhood Health Forum, said: "As our latest member, GRAHAM's huge health experience will make an important contribution to the Neighbourhood Health Forum's unrivalled track record in health delivery. There continues to be significant private sector interest in health delivery, so we look forward to continued engagement with Government and the NHS to help make the neighbourhood health plans a success."

Elizabeth Smith, healthcare director at GRAHAM, said: "We're delighted to join the Neighbourhood Health Forum and contribute our experience in delivering healthcare infrastructure across the UK. Collaboration between the public and private sectors will be critical to the success of neighbourhood health services and we look forward to working alongside fellow members, Government and the NHS to help shape innovative, sustainable solutions that improve healthcare outcomes for communities."