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New 2- Year Contract
Select Medical and Care Essential join forces in a new 2-year contact [Read More...]
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Ageing Population
Number of people aged 100 and over to double in next 10 years. The Department of Work and Pensions has issued a report on the ageing population and the challenges and opportunities that this presents. Next year there will be 12,000 people aged 100 or over in the UK. In 10 years time this will have nearly doubled to 22,000. [Read More...]
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Pressure Sore Prevention
Pressure Sore Prevention. Clinical information for Patients and Carers. [Read More...]
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Getting The Right Mobility Equipment
Manufacturers, mechanical engineers and research developers have been scrambling for some time now to develop more advanced mobility equipment that allows its users to live fuller lives. [Read More...]
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Nursing Beds Explained – Get the Facts
The use of nursing beds in private homes is sky rocketing. One major factor that is contributing to this trend is the rising cost of quality nursing home care. What many families are finding, is that they can equip a room to accommodate an elderly or infirm family member for a fraction of the cost of a nursing home. [Read More...]
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What is a Class 3 Vehicle
What is a Class 3 Vehicle and where can class 3 vehicles be used. Three types of 'invalid carriage' are defined in 'The Use of Invalid Carriages on Highways Regulations 1988': Class 1 - manual wheelchair, i.e. self-propelled or attendant-propelled, not electrically powered; Class 2 powered wheelchairs and scooters, for footway use only with a maximum speed limit of 4 mph; Class 3 powered wheelchairs, and other outdoor powered vehicles, including scooters, for use on roads/highways with a maximum speed limit of 8 mph and facility to travel at 4 mph on footways. [Read More...]
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What is VAT Exemption?
Extracts from HMRC Reference: Notice 701/7 (August 2002. Who can purchase zero-rated goods and services? The zero-rating of goods and services for disabled people depends in part upon the status of the recipient. [Read More...]
News from Care Essentials
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New 2- Year Contract
Select Medical and Care Essential join forces in a new 2-year contact [Read More...]
-
Ageing Population
Number of people aged 100 and over to double in next 10 years. The Department of Work and Pensions has issued a report on the ageing population and the challenges and opportunities that this presents. Next year there will be 12,000 people aged 100 or over in the UK. In 10 years time this will have nearly doubled to 22,000. [Read More...]
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Pressure Sore Prevention
Pressure Sore Prevention. Clinical information for Patients and Carers. [Read More...]
-
Getting The Right Mobility Equipment
Manufacturers, mechanical engineers and research developers have been scrambling for some time now to develop more advanced mobility equipment that allows its users to live fuller lives. [Read More...]
-
Nursing Beds Explained – Get the Facts
The use of nursing beds in private homes is sky rocketing. One major factor that is contributing to this trend is the rising cost of quality nursing home care. What many families are finding, is that they can equip a room to accommodate an elderly or infirm family member for a fraction of the cost of a nursing home. [Read More...]
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What is a Class 3 Vehicle
What is a Class 3 Vehicle and where can class 3 vehicles be used. Three types of 'invalid carriage' are defined in 'The Use of Invalid Carriages on Highways Regulations 1988': Class 1 - manual wheelchair, i.e. self-propelled or attendant-propelled, not electrically powered; Class 2 powered wheelchairs and scooters, for footway use only with a maximum speed limit of 4 mph; Class 3 powered wheelchairs, and other outdoor powered vehicles, including scooters, for use on roads/highways with a maximum speed limit of 8 mph and facility to travel at 4 mph on footways. [Read More...]
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What is VAT Exemption?
Extracts from HMRC Reference: Notice 701/7 (August 2002. Who can purchase zero-rated goods and services? The zero-rating of goods and services for disabled people depends in part upon the status of the recipient. [Read More...]
