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Allied Healthcare winds up council contracts

A major care services provider is winding up all its contracts with local authorities after the regulator warned it was about to go bust.

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By Martin Ford | 23 November 2018

A major care services provider is winding up all its contracts with local authorities after the regulator warned it was about to go bust.

Allied Healthcare said it was exploring ways to minimise disruption to continuity of care when it transfers its services and staff to alternative providers.

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