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CorCare steps in to look after scores of Cornwall’s vulnerable elderly people, as Allied Healthcare finally throws in the towel

CorCare steps in to look after scores of Cornwall’s vulnerable elderly people, as Allied Healthcare finally throws in the towel

Posted By Anne North on 29th November 2018

29th November 2018 By Anne North Cornwall Council’s wholly-owned care company, CorCare, has taken over the portfolio of clients previously looked after by the privately-owned Allied Healthcare. CorCare is part…

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