'We have ambitious plans': Northern Ireland healthcare company doubles Belfast headquarters size and targets further growth

Duality Healthcare has opened a new 2,500 sq ft base at Weavers Court as it expands its team, clinic network and UK-wide virtual care service

Duality Healthcare, Northern Ireland’s largest and fastest-growing private GP and primary care provider, has officially opened a new 2,500 sq ft headquarters building in Belfast for its expanding team.

Duality Healthcare, Northern Ireland’s largest and fastest-growing private GP and primary care provider, has officially opened a new 2,500 sq ft headquarters building in Belfast for its expanding team. Pictured are members of the Duality Healthcare team at the new office in Weavers Court Business Parkplaceholder image
Duality Healthcare, Northern Ireland’s largest and fastest-growing private GP and primary care provider, has officially opened a new 2,500 sq ft headquarters building in Belfast for its expanding team. Pictured are members of the Duality Healthcare team at the new office in Weavers Court Business Park

The company, which now has over 100 personnel, recently secured Great Place to Work accreditation, and says the new base is part of its strategy to provide a very high calibre working environment.

The recently refurbished office building at Weavers Court represents a doubling in size from its previous headquarters accommodation, and is in addition to its new Belfast clinic which opened on Bedford Street earlier this year.

Members of the Duality Healthcare team, Holly McGeeney Murray, head of marketing, John McEvoy, CEO and Nicola Herron, chief medical officer, at the new office in Weavers Court Business Parkplaceholder image
Members of the Duality Healthcare team, Holly McGeeney Murray, head of marketing, John McEvoy, CEO and Nicola Herron, chief medical officer, at the new office in Weavers Court Business Park
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The company also has clinics in Newry, Ballymena, Londonderry and Omagh, with plans being finalised to open a further two clinics in the months ahead. Alongside its physical clinic network, Duality also delivers a UK-wide virtual care service, giving patients access to clinicians right across the UK regardless of where they are based.

Great Place to Work is a global research and consulting firm that measures company culture and workplace experience. Its accreditation is awarded independently and based solely on direct feedback gathered from employees, making it one of the most credible and prestigious workplace endorsements a company can receive. For Duality Healthcare, securing this recognition is a significant achievement and a strong external validation of the culture it has built as it continues to grow.

John McEvoy, chief executive officer of Duality Healthcare, said: "Duality Healthcare has grown significantly this year, both in terms of increasing the services we provide and the size of our team and clinical network, so moving into a new, larger space for our headquarters is another important milestone.

Duality Healthcare, Northern Ireland’s largest and fastest-growing private GP and primary care provider, has officially opened a new 2,500 sq ft headquarters building in Belfast for its expanding team. Pictured are members of the Duality Healthcare team at the new office in Weavers Court Business Parkplaceholder image
Duality Healthcare, Northern Ireland’s largest and fastest-growing private GP and primary care provider, has officially opened a new 2,500 sq ft headquarters building in Belfast for its expanding team. Pictured are members of the Duality Healthcare team at the new office in Weavers Court Business Park

"We have ambitious plans to continue growing the business, and that will mean even further expansion of our team so the new office provides the capacity to continue growing. We also know that achieving our ambitions depends on having great people and we want Duality to be a place where talented people want to come to work, where they feel valued and supported, and where they have the opportunity to develop their careers, and the recent securing of Great Place to Work accreditations a strong endorsement of that.”

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