PAM Group acquires occupational health physiotherapy business

60 staff members to transfer to PAM Physio Solutions

Jaskeet Briah
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Occupational health and wellbeing provider PAM Group has acquired the occupational health physiotherapy business of Connect Health for an undisclosed sum.

Connect Health provides community healthcare services to NHS patients across the UK, which are unaffected by the deal and remain its core operation. As part of the acquisition, 60 staff members from Connect will transfer to PAM Physio Solutions (PPS), taking the number of people servicing employers through PPS to 120. James Murphy, chief executive of PAM Group, stated that the deal allows the group to consolidate its respective teams, and to improve and expand its service offering to the existing client base and to new clients. PAM Group employs over 700 people and operates a netwo...

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