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Prison contracts boost Care UK as NHS elective revenue declines

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Maria Davies
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Significant growth in the primary care business has made up for a decline in NHS elective revenue at health and social care provider Care UK. The company’s healthcare business reported a £3.1m jump in sales to £357m for the year ended 30 September 2018 despite a £4.2m drop in revenue from its secondary care division…

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