Advertisement That’s incredible Regardless of a surplus of geriatric hospital beds in Canterbury, the 73 beds at Cashmere View Charitable Hospital are always occupied and patients are waiting to be admitted. Regardless of a generous supply and continual advertising of newly built one bedroom units for the elderly, at Cashmere View there is a waiting list for their units. Regardless of a large offering of two bedroom units for elderly folks, we at . Cashmere View are still building three more units on order. Regardless of vacancies in rest homes, Cashmere View Charitable Hospital Trust is at the final stage of completion of the most up to date rest home complex, containing 30 large studio en suites as well as vast communal dining and leisure areas. These units are ideal for the frail, lonesome or the insecure elderly. What is the secret of our success? It could be our lower prices but we like to think it’s our high standard of care. For more information phone 33-003.
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