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Townfield Care is a family owned company which is committed to achieving the highest standards of care, and as part of their £2m investment, they have recently opened up a large extension to their property in Sawley, the Ribble Valley Care Home. <br/><br/>They are dementia specialists, and the property has been specially designed to help people with the condition to live safely and comfortably.
Townfield Care is a family owned company which is committed to achieving the highest standards of care, and as part of their £2m investment, they have recently opened up a large extension to their property in Sawley, the Ribble Valley Care Home. <br/><br/>They are dementia specialists, and the property has been specially designed to help people with the condition to live safely and comfortably.
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