Care provider announces refinancing and foreclosure

Capulet Care Group has made two key announcements, including on the refinancing of its banking facilities and acquisition.

The company refinanced its existing banking facilities through Virgin Money and completed the acquisition of Curtis Homes, a Gloucestershire-based care provider.

As a specialist in the care of adults aged over 45 living with dementia and other complex mental health, social and behavioral challenges, Capulet Care Group is led by CEO Juliet Briggs.

The group operates two homes in South Staffordshire, called Perton Manor and Woodford House, and has now added Cutis Homes to its portfolio.

Curtis Homes manages Hampton House, a specialist aged care facility located in Cheltenham.

Prior to its acquisition, Hampton House had been owned and operated by Roz and Tony Elliot since 1999.

Thursfields provided consultancy services to Capulet Care Group across the area.

This was under the direction of Gareth Burge, with support from Amy Osbourn, Reece De-Vaney and Michael Kokkinoftas (Corporate), Robert Pettigrew and Stewart Coles (Commercial Property), Hannah Clark (Commercial/IP/IT), and Lisa Moore (employment).

Burge said: “We have been working with Juliet for several years and are delighted to support her and the Capulet Care group with this latest transaction. Capulet is a leading specialist care provider in the Midlands and it is a real pleasure to see such a successful local business expand into new geographical areas. We look forward to supporting the group’s future development.”

Financial and tax advice for the Capulet Care group was provided by Adrian Borg from TGFP. The sellers of Curtis Homes were advised by Hazlewoods (financial/tax) and RWK Goodman (legal). Virgin Money was advised by DWF (legal).