Celesio UK, the parent company of LloydsPharmacy has developed a model of care that provides an alternative option to patients who require infusion and injectable medicines.
This new service is led by an experienced nursing and pharmacy team.Chloe's story: Watch the video
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Find out how LloydsPharmacy Healthcare Centres provided end to end healthcare and helped Chloe deal with her cancer after she skipped being treated at hospital and instead chose to be treated at home through her local LloydsPharmacy clinic
Celesio UK, the parent company of LloydsPharmacy has developed a model of care that provides an alternative option to patients who require infusion and injectable medicines.
This new service is led by an experienced nursing and pharmacy team.Latest video
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