Kingsley Healthcare Group, based in Lowestoft and operating care homes across the UK, received the honour in the large group category at the Health Investor Awards 2025, held in London on June 10.
Daya Thayan, CEO of Kingsley Healthcare, said: “To win this distinguished award two years running is an extraordinary achievement and a true testament to the dedication of our incredible colleagues.
“Their passion to deliver outstanding, person-centred care is what sets Kingsley apart.
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The team receiving the award (Image: kingsley Healthcare) “This recognition also underscores our steadfast commitment to lead with compassion, integrity, and innovation – values that helped us become the UK’s very first B Corp-certified large care home group earlier this year.”
The company was commended for its ongoing investment in care environments, digital technology, and workforce development.
Significant upgrades to existing homes and the commissioning of four new facilities – including King’s Court and Eversley Lodge in Norfolk – were completed within just 14 months.
Debbie McGovern, co-chief operating officer, said: “We are proud of our 26-year journey serving communities across the UK.
“Being recognised as a trusted provider of choice reflects our deep commitment to person-centred care and making a lasting difference in the lives of our residents and the communities we serve.”
Judges also praised Kingsley’s work in launching its training academy and expanding into specialist learning disability services.
Kingsley Healthcare employs more than 3,000 people and holds the highest staff satisfaction ratings in its sector on Glassdoor and Indeed.
The group was also named the UK’s number one work wellbeing employer in 2023.