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At Abicare we deliver quality, at-home, and live-in care services across the South of England and Wales. Let us take the strain out of care. Our mission is to enable anyone needing help at home to retain their independence and improve their quality of life. We aim for consistency, reliability, and affordability. We offer a dedicated service suited to your individual needs. We are a dynamic team willing to look at possible solutions that will enable anyone to remain at home. Our staff: All our staff, have been through a robust recruitment process and are trained to the highest standards ensuring they are able to treat all client’s with dignity, care, and respect.
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1a Brunel Road , SP2 7PU, Salisbury, United Kingdom
- 01722 343989
- help@abicare.co.uk
- www.abicare.co.uk
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