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Apr 17
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The business of OneTouch Health

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As we get older, the demand for care in the home is growing. That means the thousands of care workers calling in to check in and help our older citizens is also growing and they need to be managed and helped by care homes and provision providers. OneTouch Health provides software for those care workers to do their job more effectively and business is good. Neil McGough the Chief Executive of OneTouch Health spoke all about his business with Joe.

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