St Andrew's Healthcare

St Andrew's Healthcare provides psychiatric services in England, it is independent of the National Health Service and constituted as a registered charity. Its headquarters are at St Andrew's Hospital in Northampton, home of the National Brain Injury Centre. The charity also has sites in Essex, Birmingham and Nottinghamshire providing localised care.St Andrew's provides national specialist services for adolescents, men, women and older people with mental illness, learning disability, brain injury, autism and dementia. The charity caters for patients requiring open, locked, low or medium-secure accommodation and has a primary focus on rehabilitation pathways and recovery.As of 2016, St Andrew's Healthcare employs more than 4,500 people across the United Kingdom and receives over 95 per cent of its revenue, and patients, from the National Health Service through referrals from NHS commissioners. St Andrew's has the capacity to cater for around 900 patients across its various sites, having grown rapidly since 2000. Its charitable accounts show turnover of £183million in 2016/17. The charity's surpluses are reinvested in patient care.In 2012/13, Professor Philip Sugarman, the then Chief Executive, was paid £653,000, which was an increase of more than 18 per cent on his previous year's pay of £552,000. In February 2014 Prof. Sugarman brought forward his planned retirement for health reasons. The current Chief Executive, Gil Baldwin, joined the charity in 2014. Baldwin's basic salary was £328,000 in 2016.