PATIENT HANDLING


TRANSPORT & MOBILITY


Refefining patient handling sales@hwpickrell.co.uk


One of the most tried and trusted names in patient handling, Oxford lift products are purposely designed for homecare and nursing environments, where they have been leading the way for decades.


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Call us on 0844 811 1156 or send an email to info@joerns.co.uk


RECRUITMENT https://twitter.com/h_w_pickrell www.hwpickrell.co.uk


Joerns.co.uk


www.hwpickrell.co.uk CARPETS


info@bluerockcare.com www.bluerockcare.com


https://twitter.com/birchcarpets PEST CONTROL info@birchcarpets.co.uk cleankill.co.uk FALLS PREVENTION www.birchcarpets.co.uk


Help Reduce The Risk of Falls With Our Unique Solutions


Have you been searching for an all-in-one fall monitor thatworks with bed, chair, floor sensor pads and a cord & clip? Look no further!


The new FallsX Professional, 50% lighter and smaller than it’spredessesor, is a portable plug-and-play monitor designed tohelp staff reduce the risk of falls. Features include nurse callintegration, pager, battery or mains powered, recordable voice message and time delay.


CARE INTERIORS


Here to help you with your project


Please contact us if you would like to: • Provide your residents with a homely, comfortable environment


• Increase the value of your home • Make rooms easier to market at good rates • Save both time and money on your project


Providing you with a full interior design plus furniture, window and floor coverings, artwork, lighting, tableware, towels and bedding for a truly co-ordinated homely finish.


www.access21interiors.co.uk T: 020 8399 3091


E: info@access21ltd.co.uk


When patient safety is your concern, quality counts. Free Phone: 0500 500 667 www.turun.co.uk | sales@turun.co.uk


Healthcare Solutions


For full details on classified, recruitment and tender advertising please contact Danielle Mason on 01625 426054 or


email danielle@opusbm.co.uk for a cost effective quote.


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