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LAMONT


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Grayson Taylor (Managing Director Lamont Johnson)


•1981 FOUNDING PRINCIPAL of Taylor National


•2001 FOUNDING PRINCIPAL of DC Care


•2012 FOUNDING PRINCIPAL of Lamont Johnson


JOHNSON PROPERTY ADV I SORS LamontJohnson TO THE CARE SECTOR


SPECIALISING IN THE DISCREET SALE OF CARE, NURSING, SPECIALIST CARE HOMES AND SITES AND DEVELOPMENTS FOR C2 USE NATIONWIDE


Our success in the sale of Care Homes is second to none in the care sector, and has been achieved through the 41 years experience of principal directors Grayson and Dawn Taylor, specialising solely in the discreet sale of Care Homes, Learning Disability Homes and sites/developments for C2 use nationwide


IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SELLING, PHONE GRAYSON OR DAWN TAYLOR TODAY


01937 842 758 Offi ce@lamontjohnson.com


Totally Confi dential No Obligation m.07920 475 440


THE MARKET LEADER IN ASSISTED BATHING


With more than 45 years’ experience in acute and non-acute healthcare Reval Continuing Care offers an unrivalled range of commercial quality assisted bathing solutions.


Be assured of the most advanced bathing technology designed for optimum comfort and performance.


• 3 year warranty • 0% finance available • WRAS compliant • Lower lifetime cost • Digital bathing technology • Spa options available • Aftersales support • Complete range of bath systems available Reval baths allow you to enjoy high quality for less.


Email: sales@revalcc.com UK Enquiries: +44 (0)1656 721 001


Contact us to learn more sales@revalcc.com l +44 01656 721 001


www.revalcc.co.uk www.revalcc.co.uk


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