Overview
- Totally appointed Ernst & Young partners Tim Vance and Sam Woodward as joint administrators on June 6 after no solvent bids emerged and its AIM-listed shares were suspended
- Its selective care, corporate wellbeing and NHS 111 urgent care divisions were sold to PHL Group to ensure uninterrupted delivery of all services
- Following two rounds of redundancies, more than 600 of Totally’s roughly 750 remaining employees have moved to PHL Group under a TUPE transfer
- About 100 positions remain at risk of redundancy as PHL Group integrates the acquired divisions
- The collapse follows Totally’s loss of a £13 million NHS 111 contract in February and exposure to a potential medical negligence claim from a January 2018 incident