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Concept Homecare is a family run Homecare services devoted to helping individuals preserve their independence in the comfort of their own home .Born in the heart of Scotland the team's goal is to improve client's quality of life by offering sustainable and personalised care , The team Care about the details and that's why they have meticulous infection control provisions so that you are comfortable knowing that you or your loved ones are receiving safe care and support Concept Homecare professionals are highly trained and undergo a comprehensive training selection process to ensure that they continue to provide excellent care the company pride itself on .
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Office 1 ,Merryfield bussiness Centre,Macmerry Inustrial Estate , EH331ET, Tranent , United Kingdom
- 075767997
- info@concepthomecare.co.uk
- concepthomecare.co.uk
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