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Reval Spreads the Word about Home from Home Bathing
The hi-end assisted bathing specialists Reval Continuing Care makes a strategic sales appointment as the company drives turnkey wellbeing and lifestyle optimization solutions within the care sector.
Chloe Duggan-Jones takes up her role as sales manager, covering the north east and south east of England helping care companies provide outstanding bathing facilities without compromise for those in their care.
Chloe Duggan-Jones, regional sales manager Thames north and southeast counties says: “I’m really looking forward to building relationships with clients. What I appreciate most is being able to work with a client from the start of enquiry to installation; it’s a true hand-in-hand way of working where the client receives the best advice and service to achieve the best results.”
Covering north of the Thames up to Lincoln Chloe will cover all aspects of account management. From the initial sales call, to surveying the site, organising installation, and follow-up training, Chloe will maintain consistency of service for the customer.
Reval design and manufacture assisted bathing solutions for therapeutic functions and the practicalities of attending to personal hygiene. Made for industrial use Reval provide hi-end reliability from products that maximise mobility, safety, and dignity all focussed on meeting the needs of demanding care environments.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Reval .
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